adventures in teaching and learning
Yesterday I began my journey into learning how to garden! With the guidance of our friend, Lesley Duncan, my husband and I transformed our condo’s dull, concrete balcony into something beautiful, complete with outdoor acacia wood flooring and a variety of Continue reading learning something new
Ah, May is upon us. Term grades have been submitted, and I’m just cleaning up a few loose ends from the term and year. I am feeling a sense of calm and space that I haven’t had in a while. Continue reading Time to Breathe
Early bird registration for Connecting Minds, the Undergraduate Research Conference in Psychology, is on until April 16. This engaging conference has been created by Kwantlen Polytechnic University to showcase undergraduate research in Psychology from across the country. It’s a great Continue reading Connecting Minds
I came across this quote and thought its message is an important one. It’s ok to be wrong sometimes, but we need to seek the truth and change our minds when the evidence is there. Those who never retract their Continue reading On humility in science and teaching.
As the end of Olympic/Spring Break draws near, I’m staring down at my “break to-do list” is realizing there isn’t as much crossed off as I hoped there would be by this time. I do have some key tasks crossed off, Continue reading Knowledge is Power?