Why do some groups of people fare much worse during the pandemic than others? @kwame_mckenzie, @wellesleyWI CEO, explains how #COVID19 brought our attention to inequalities that exist in our society. 👉https://t.co/aNSDth6sHw
How do you know if a news story is trustworthy? Use the SIFT method: Stop. Investigate the source. Find trusted coverage. Trace the information back to the original. Think you can spot fake news? Test your SIFT skills 👉https://t.co/4b1ggCoCZn #disinformation#stopthespread
Where do you get your information & how do you know it can be trusted? Find out how to navigate the online world of news like a scientist by learning to spot bad or misleading information and find your way to good information you can trust 👉https://t.co/34wXAcGhAb
The key is to navigating information during a pandemic is to think like a #scientist! Use these resources to help you sharpen your digital literacy skills and to approach information with a scientific eye 👉 https://t.co/vVaEcc3fPc #disinformation#stopthespread
“If we lose bees, we lose a very dependable source of pollination—and that’s dangerous.” A #USask professor is drawing attention to the essential role that bees play in keeping people and the planet healthy. #WorldBeeDay https://t.co/1uCaguas8B
Trees and bees go together like milk and honey! Forests provide nesting and pollination habitat, and in return bees improve forest regeneration, diversity and overall health. And #DYK that bees can even make honey from trees? It’s called #foresthoney! #WorldBeeDay 🐝🍯🌳
Explore mind’s inner workings at new Ontario Science Centre exhibition https://t.co/JvqSAgI8DQ
Thanks Global for coming to see our new exhibition. We enjoyed sharing it with you.