Reevaluating Physical Education
If you ask anyone from my school days—elementary or secondary— I am sure they would all tell you how much I enjoy running. I am not sure where this started, but it is something I love to do and miss now that I am older. I have thought about joining a Track and Field team, but that has its own challenges and is a blog for another time.
Beyond the Pencil Part 3
I still remember my elementary school days where braille was a big part and perhaps the only medium in which I accessed and produced information. I remember my hands taking in the words and the way they were spelt, the way everything was laid out on the page which included the way in which paragraphs were split, what was bolded, what was italicized, or where a comma or semicolon was placed.
The White Cane Chronicles Part 2
It has been about nine months since I have transitioned to having a Guide Dog in my life. Though this means that I am usually with my furry companion when I am out and about, there are still times when I need to use my white cane, or times when I use it to ensure that I keep up my skills.
Stemming My Way To A Science Degree
Science has always been my favourite subject, so much so that I remember my very first lesson in kindergarten which was 15 years ago. From that point on, I was permanently enthralled by the fascinating world of STEM. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math; however I will be focusing more on the science and math component in this article.
The Importance of Braille Literacy
Why is braille literacy so important? Does Braille even matter today, in a world where everything is read aloud? What the heck even is it?