pandemic pedagogy

What I learned during Week 1 was that you're not entitled to agree with everyone's statement. It's okay if you disagree with someone's opinion. I also learned things about history and how people went form foraging to farming during the Neolithic Revolution. I also learned how to submit things on Canvas and how to update my tablet. I learned how to screenshot things using the snipping tool as well. The experience was different than it would've been if we were to go to campus and learn because we can't talk face to face. We also can't really do any hands-on activities because we're meeting over Zoom.

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