13 Month: February 2022 (page 1 of 2)
It is nature that saved me during the hard times of Covid, particularly listening with my senses to nature, and being mindful and occupying the present moment. I…
With a quick pivot from in person to online at the beginning of Covid, and having never taught online, I had technological problems that reduced me to tears….
In March 2020, my reading break vacation was cancelled due to COVID lockdown. Instead of flying to Mexico, my family went camping off the grid for a winter…
Every day at work I remind children in at our Elementary school to lift up their masks from under their chins and put the mask over their mouth…
Covid knocks me into a giant hole that changes the trajectory of my work life at Capilano.
When Covid-19 began, I was scheduled to go on a Paid Educational Leave. It impacted me very little that first year while I productively worked writing and researching…
Much of my day is spent on Zoom. It gets tiring, but it’s okay if I can see the faces of my students.
2 years ago, the first month of lockdown consisted of my wife and living and working out of our 2 bedroom apt. in the west end of vancouver.
staring at a screen, and an endless wave of help desk tickets, clicking for eternity.