Karina Covone

EDUC307

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@jessica_cuscuna That’s what a girl in one of my my cegep English classes was telling my teacher my teacher was trying to figure out why we record on our phones concert we go to and that’s what the girls response was “if you didn’t post it did it really happen” I was just like what🙉

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@BrunoEstevesX That’s right

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@BrunoEstevesX April 20th

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@memeggc It said on the announcements section of the course under final exam guiding questions that it’ll be composed of multiple choice covering all the lessons

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@SMyhil From what I could remember it was it was a bit of both it was good practice and your parents couldn’t really say anything since it’s considered educational I found some to be actually addicting like funbrain they introduced that at my school then at home I would go and play it

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

The video game Little big Planet reminds me of a computer game I played growing up we used it in the classroom to practice our math skills where we learned our adding and subtracting the game was made in such a fun way that you would forget you would be learning math. #Lesson3

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@memeggc I like that!

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

I find YouTube is a great site to turn to if you don’t understand a certain subject you were taught in class and you need a clearer explanation #EDUC307

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@alexia_lento Not just this journal but all of them one of the trickiest things about these journals was staying within the word limit

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@sstarasuk Ya that's a good question

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

When we are connected globally one of the things we can do to make a difference in the world is to raise awareness on whatever matters to the population for example the black lives matter movement, march of our lives, the ALS ice bucket challenge etc #Lesson12

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@adamfss45 When I travel I like to buy magazines personally I like having the book/ magazine in my hands it’s easier to read even for academics I prefer it over ebooks I’ll read an article here and there online but when I’m reading for a long period I like having the book in my hands

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@MadisonFellner @MCowan95 My mom is the same way! She never has written the “I know you read this” but if I don’t answer her right away she sends me questions marks or the “hello???” like sometimes I’m in class I can’t necesarily answer some classes have a no phone rule

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@lblack21 Lol I see it all the time! I was in amazement when I actually saw once a family with 2 kids around the ages of 10 the kids were actually reading books at the table

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@ashleyskolnik19 Yeah it’s a shame my younger cousins are the same way I’m glad those things didn’t exist when I was growing up

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

It was nice to see a mother on the metro reading their child a book rather than the child playing on an iPad or phone #EDUC307

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@MPuistonen I agree! When I enrolled into this class seeing that we had to tweet for participation I wasn’t too keen on the idea but it turns out I actually like it better than posting on the usual discussion board tweeting is so much better in sharing our ideas/ opinions with one another

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@AnthonyViscosi3 True, we could at least try to have a balance though

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

“Do more of the things that make you forget to check your phone” #EDUC307

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@v_phengp Ya me too! It was something I think we could all really relate to.

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

#Lesson11 shortest lesson out of them all but eye opening

[Karina Covone @kcovone97]

@leataraboulsi Sadly I am too it’s not easy to get away from it it’s become such a big part of our lives that we can’t really live without it anymore