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Our final journal is done! See you all at the final #EDUC307 🙋🏻

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I am more into this twitter account than I ever was on my personal twitter account

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This is me realizing how much I actually learned through actively participating on twitter in #EDUC307

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It's important that we are being asked to consider digital etiquette again, as we did in a previous lesson. Children need to be explicitly taught what it is

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#Lesson12

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This would be a great mindset to encourage children to adopt on digital etiquette!

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The tear gas video from #Lesson12 conveyed so much emotion although I didn't understand any of the words spoken. It goes to show how powerful images and sounds can be

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Pretty sure I can't be the only one, but when I see a picture of a well-known actor with a distinctive voice, I will be reminded of what their voice sounds like

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When you hear Morgan Freeman's voice at the beginning of a movie, you know it's going to be good #Lesson12

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Final thoughts on Disney: I'm still a fan. What can I say #Lesson11

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We can turn this around and use these messages as a conversation starter #Lesson11

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Even though Disney may have some horrible hidden messages, it can be a way for parents to talk to their children about issues that may be difficult to introduce on their own #Lesson11

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@iandiorios Completely agree! I kind of always felt like it was to make watching "kid's movies" more enjoyable for the parents who are being forced to rewatch them over and over and over... but who knows

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In my teens, i got to rewatch all the Disney movies i loved with my younger sister. I caught on to all these funny one liners that I didn't remember ever hearing before. I feel like some jokes were meant for the adults who watch Disney movies with their children/siblings

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@iandiorios Yes!! Rewatching these movies as adults, it's easy to see why we didn't catch on to things as children. With all the colours and music, that's where our attention was being focused on

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Tarzan was one of my favourite Disney movies as a child. I recently rewatched it and freaked out (spoiler alert) at this scene. It's Tarzan's parents' dead bodies. I never noticed their bodies before and I've watched the movie a couple dozen times at least #Lesson11

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Growing up watching Disney movies, a common trend was that "true love's kiss" could fix anything. I LOVED that, in Frozen, they finally taught young children that true love doesn't have to be solely romantic- but can also be the love between two sisters

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Unless you started early, that's cool too

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Just a thought as I'm starting #Journal4- I really like how prof Venkatesh gives us a week to reflect and build our knowledge and understanding of a lesson before being asked to write a journal on it

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#Lesson10 has probably been my favourite so far. I loved reading everyone's tweets about it. Anyone else?