by Mark Heintz | Sep 10, 2020 | coronavirus, learning, self-reflection, YearOfLearning
You matter By Mark Heintz Sep 10, 2020 This post is part of a larger series. These posts started with the course syllabus and I encourage you to take a look it before moving forward to get a greater context of what is going on here. You can read the syllabus by...
by Mark Heintz | Sep 1, 2020 | coronavirus, learning, self-reflection, YearOfLearning
Learners vs Students: Week two reflection By Mark Heintz Sep 1, 2020 This post is part of a larger series. I started this series with the course syllabus and I encourage you to take a look it before moving forward to get a greater context of what is going on here. You...
by Mark Heintz | Aug 25, 2020 | coronavirus, learning, self-reflection, YearOfLearning
Lived experience matters: Week one reflection By Mark Heintz Aug 25, 2020 This post is part of a larger series. I started this series with the course syllabus and I encourage you to take a look it before moving forward to get a greater context of what is going on...
by Mark Heintz | Aug 21, 2020 | coronavirus, learning, self-reflection, YearOfLearning
My identity: Privilege By Mark Heintz Aug 21, 2020 In the book So You Want to Talk About Race, there is a section where Ijeoma Oluo states that every year she writes out her all of the privileges she has in life. She did this to check herself on the assumptions she...
by Mark Heintz | Aug 12, 2020 | coronavirus, learning, self-reflection, YearOfLearning
Human Geography: A Syllabus By Mark Heintz Aug 12, 2020 Human Geography Syllabus 2020-2021 Note before reading: I attempted to cite as much of the work as possible. I am not the only who is doing this work nor did I start these educational practices. While I compiled...
by Mark Heintz | Apr 29, 2020 | coronavirus, learning, self-reflection, YearOfLearning
Quarantine: My my mother has corona By Mark Heintz Apr 29, 2020 Quarantine. Day 148 of student voice Student voice provided by Emyly Emyly My mom has the virus too. While my dad is doing great recovering at home my mother is now the sick one. The test results came...
