In class today, on Tuesday the 26th of November, we completed peer reviews for the drafts of our research papers. The ‘read aloud, think aloud’ concept as the method for peer reviewing has both its merits and demerits. The exercise is extremely effective in that it develops our critical thinking skills, which we can then use […]
In light of the recent attacks on women on our campus, a blog post concerning the gender roles in these cases can be quite polemic and may spark a discussion. All the media and communication between students and the administration thus far have been concerning the women who have been attacked and precautions the rest […]
Namwayut. It means, ‘we are all one’. After the week of events in relation to the signing of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, I know this to not be true. The light shed upon the monstrosity that occurred within the Indian Residential Schools confirms this truth. Over 143 years 150,000 children have been taken from […]
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