Teenagers in the Contemporary Digital Age

A few weeks ago I began the process of creating my first scripted video, which you can watch below, and little did I know what a challenge it would be! Choosing what I would explore in this video was easy, like most of the content in my course, Blogging and Online Communication Techniques, I was … Continue reading Teenagers in the Contemporary Digital Age

Who do I think I am … online?

The idea of creating or manufacturing an online identity can seem overwhelming, however, it is important that we take control of who we are in an increasingly online world. Jobs are won or lost with a couple of clicks of a mouse – regardless of how well you interviewed! It is the same with professional … Continue reading Who do I think I am … online?

Origin Stories (how stereotypes begin)

I've written about my experiences with Holocaust education before, and have spoken about the rigorous training that went into my preparations to leave for Israel (you can read about it in this earlier blog post). So, when I finally got back into the classroom to teach this topic I was prepared to be bombarded with questions … Continue reading Origin Stories (how stereotypes begin)

We’re all stories in the end

Margret Attwood wrote “In the end, we’ll all become stories” this idea is one that has framed much of my life and study for the past 12 years. It is what draws me to history, to travel and to literature, and it is what draws me to the Holocaust. From my time in Israel, and … Continue reading We’re all stories in the end