WEEK 6-7-8 WEEKLY REFLECTION Catching up: A Quick Update I have to admit, I have not been as diligent with keeping up with posting my weekly reflections lately. Between the amount of homework in my other classes, plus balancing extra-curricular commitments such as dance, I’ve had a hard time finding the time to write my…
This past week was one of great progress as well as continued experimentation in the kitchen as I persevered in my commitment to prepare a variety of delicious and healthy meals for myself. I am choosing to share the three dishes that I was the most proud of. The pasta salad, the Greek bowl, as…
In today’s world, there is constant change, and this is particularly evident in the area of technology, which is evolving faster than ever before. This past Friday, Jesse Miller provided our technology class with his insights on digital identity, safety, and communication, which was an eye opening experience for the class. Miller emphasized technology as…
This week I officially started my Inquiry Project and was able to experience one on one cooking lessons from my mother. On the culinary front, I started off by preparing three delicious and nutritious dinner dishes that included Curry Chicken, chili, and fresh tacos. Unfortunately, this past week I came down with a bad flu…
Today, we had the pleasure of visiting Pacific School of Innovation and Inquiry (PSII) in downtown Victoria. After spending the morning at PSII, it is clear that this highschool is not a stereotypical experience because it is centred around the individual and one’s own learning experience. For instance, as soon as we walked through the…
If I am being honest, this week’s reflection is not as in depth or insightful as I had hoped it would be, however, I found myself swamped with not only personal matters, but also quite a bit of homework. By this, I mean to say that I do not have much to share about how…
Yesterday’s class focused on the idea that “data is the new oil,”and that data, much like oil, is highly valuable in today’s economy, but raw data has no use unless it is turned into something greater. At first, this quote was something we took in, but it was not until our teacher, Collin, had us…
Kaitlyn Tuck September 18th, 2026 This week’s article and documentary pulled me in two directions which were about the same topic of conversation. Our first reading, Alpha School, which was produced and written by The Scientific Amercican, talked about whether AI can and should take over teachers’ jobs. Most Likely to Succeed was the documentary…