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Over the past couple of years my students and I have gotten involved in a number of cybersecurity competitions. These experiences have made us all aware of just how urgently short handed this emerging job sector is as well as how important it is to have knowledgeable users with good cyber-hygiene habits on our increasingly critical ICT
What’s the point of teaching knowledge when we have Google? Well, it’s simple, because you don’t know what you don’t know. You need to know something to ask something of Google, right? Furthermore, how do you know you should even be asking something in the first place? William Poundstone considers this very conundrum in his
The darkest hour is just before the dawn. Let there be light. (A teacher’s life) DAWNIlluminate, elucidate, fill with curiosity and wonder. MORNINGBring to light. Use a light touch. Trip the light fantastic. MIDDAYLight bulb moment. Brilliance, radiance. AFTERNOONSee the light. Blaze, glare, dazzle. Understanding, enlightenment.
My tongue was a different colour every other day for more than two weeks that summer. The day I saw that jawbreaker I knew I had to get it. It was HUGE! Talk about bang for your buck or quarter as the case may be. I was so excited when Mom let me get it. All the way home in the car all you could hear was me gleefully sloppy-slurping that enormous
