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Resilience and YOU: Episode 2
What an honour to explore Resilience with an Associate Faculty colleague, warrior, commercial airline pilot, airline owner and friend, Teara Fraser.
Rare Humans
Just as I was starting the Capstone Project for my MA in Global Leadership, my 6-year-old daughter, Lexi, lost her life to a rare disease called Blau syndrome.
Resilience and YOU: Episode 3
Join Kathryn McEwen, Global Lead, Working With Resilience, as we talk about the values and value of leadership when leading amidst adversity.
On Noam Chomsky and technology’s neutrality
Royal Roads' George Veletsianos argues that Noam Chomsky's idea of technology being neutral doesn't paint the whole picture when it comes to education.
The fragmented educator
Royal Roads' George Veletsianos shares a framework to understand education students' changing identities on social networking sites as they became educators.
Academically turbo-charged summer camp for teachers
Royal Roads' student Sarah Phillips expected her residency to be like summer camp: "While I was prepared for the rigour, I wasn’t prepared for the intensity."
To stream or not to stream?
Royal Roads' student Sarah Dalzell asks: Should we invest resources into streamed programs, as a way to more effectively target our intervention efforts?
Auditory learners and research
Royal Roads student Karen Willy discovered Livescribe pens to support her son, who is on the autism spectrum. The pens also help her as an auditory learner.
The Innovation Conundrum
Guest speaker Dr. Rolin Moe, Director, Institute for Academic Innovation at Seattle Pacific University led an hour of exploration and learning and innovation.