Facilitator direction to participants:Take a moment to think about your past heritage learning experiences. Go to A Pictorial History of St. Albert to choose a picture or choose a picture from the Internet, that best reflects your thoughts and feelings towards your past learning experiences.
Use name/url to identify the image /photo selected (copy and paste the caption) e.g., A35 Child Playing With Bubbles.. If you choose a picture from the Internet put a title in name and put the web address in url.
Then comment on "Why you picked the image (photo) and what story does it remind you of."
Thursday, April 30, 2009
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I chose this picture because it is a visual representation of how I feel my education experience has shaped me as an individual. I was fortunate to grow up learning about different world views from all over the Earth, and it is something I would highly value in education today.
I choose this picture because I started school in the same one room country school as my father who was one of the first students at the school and I was one of the last. In grade 3 schools were centralized. Some of the stories from the one room country school need to be told to future generations.
A6 Close-Up of a Cosmos
like a flower our babies are going to blossom and become beautiful
Group 6: A17 Boy Trying to Close Door because it reminds me of a time when I couldn't open doors caused by me weak arms. Now, I have big arms. I can close doors.
A31 Boy Playing in
Swimming Pool
this picture reminds me phailing when diving
charlie that reallly hurts.........
A14 Jet Airplane
It reminds of the first time i ever went on an airplane and thought how high can this thing go
I never could figure out it and i got so mad that i broke my hand hitting it with my hand. But I learned from that experience, and now I know that hitting the answer. Thanks God.
Our heritage It was reminds us of other bridges , Ben and Kayla
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