⚖️ Looking to find balance with tech next year?
💻 Want a break from screens?
To experiment with “old school” instruction, instructional specialist Miriam Plotinsky (@MirPloMCPS) suggests dedicating a few days each week to device-free learning.
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Starting today, drivers are required by law to keep a safe distance from people walking and riding on BC roads.
⭐ If you cannot pass safely, then slow down to the speed of the vulnerable road user, stay back and give them space. See: https://t.co/0PoGn7O1qS
RAVE!! KAMLOOPS BIKE VALET!!! I'm in love with this. I bike daily to work, and it's always a hassle when I have meetings downtown and need a place to park my bike safely. We need this in the Upper Sahali area for groceries and other stores, even if it is smaller #Kamloops
I can't repeat myself enough to say this - the bike valet has made it easier for me to ride around downtown and northshore/upper sahali with no traffic or issues... this is your time to consider using an alt. method of transp. Forget about traffic!! #Kamloops
Striving for a more even distribution of voices in your classroom? 💬 You can integrate these strategies into your existing plans to invite student participation. https://t.co/n2HdO5XnLp
🚛 Unveiling the West Coast’s electric big truck future: The heaviest diesel semis are the dirtiest. Titan Freight Systems chose the electric lane and says it’s paying off. @pfairley reports the latest in our #WhatWorks section.
https://t.co/qRHzxCcdQM
Access Copyright suffers another massive defeat in court. Ordered to repay tens of millions in overpayment of licence fees along with court costs to provincial Ministries of Education. Various Access Copyright claims about licensing rejected.
https://t.co/ciodTmGGLF
#Kamloops Council voted to reduce the funding for maintaining buildings and other assets as well as the Climate Action Levy—both of which will REDUCE future expenses (research shows that $1 spent on climate action saves $13-$15 in future damages). So, big tax increases later. 😖
#Kamloops City Directors Hallinan and Kwiatkowski speaking about how extreme weather events have been hammering our City and its finances over the past decade. Yet Council leans against fully funding the #ClimateAction Plan, which includes infrastructure preparedness? Hmmm...
In a Nanaimo courtroom, two B.C. activists argued they “had to break the law to save humanity.” How their “necessity defence” changes legal history and climate protest in Canada. A Tyee special report by @pfairley.
https://t.co/0ijjFluL2S
Today I went shopping for a stranger. He is a 77 year old man who has recently had surgery for cancer. He has no food. He can’t get out.
My non profit, Kamloops Reach, is able to supply him with groceries thanks to generous supporters.
Kindness counts
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