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How do we build connections between our curriculum and our local/global communities? 

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How do we build connections between our curriculum and our local/global communities? 

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Be intentional about what we are putting into our curriculum. I think the easiest thing we can do is be mindful to put in current events/issues that are important locally or globally. This will allow students to stay informed about what's happening around them while also giving them the opportunity to get involved. When we are able to connect community and curriculum together it creates a meaningful learning experience for our students.

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I think reading the first section reminded me of when I heard that many museums went online so you could visit virtually due to COVID. I was honestly so ecstatic because I could visit places I've never been to, such as the Smithsonian Natural Museum of Natural History.

SIDE NOTE: I have wanted and still want to go there ever since Night at the Museum. Also, natural history museums are the coolest!

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"Ensuring that everyone has access to this platform, as well as quality digital tools to read and create for the space, is essential as the world advances toward a digital global conversation." p.73

YES! This speaks to equity issues and the importance of developing critical literacy. We must have these essentials sorted before we become completely reliant (if we ever do) on the Internet.

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I wanted to experiment with Padlet again because it was one I think I was meh about because it didn't allow for too much creativity. I definitely think this time went better.

I wish there was some way I could break up the text in this post so it's more blog-looking without having a large blank bubble. Other than that, I like this format because it reminds me of the scrolling trap that I get in when I watch food videos on tik tok.

I learned this time that you can play with the font when you are typing. I can write here and here which could make typing on here very fun. I can make things bold, italicize, strikethrough, highlight, and link.

After using Padlet again I think this tool would've been perfect to use with my student for when we did the digital tool. I think it offers a good amount of creativity if you're running short on time.