Currently teach grade 9 TransMath & RIT. Goal - Help ALL students to see themselves as the learners and critical thinkers that they are. ESJ Chair. ❤️nature.
@authorofmagic0 Not the same, but equally as valid. One is receiving information visually, one is receiving information using auditory means. Both give you the same information. Listening to an audiobook doesn’t directly help attain information visually. Does build background knowledge.
The Durham District School Board has pulled The Great Bear from its libraries, and I’m shocked.
We need to be putting more books by Indigenous authors on the shelves, not taking them out.
This is an insult to teachers, librarians, and children. https://t.co/AYv1C9XcUs
We're super excited to share the 2022 #ForestofReading nominated list! It’s full of amazing Canadian books in children lit. Don’t miss out for your child to expand their knowledge, meet new friends & have a school activity that involves creating learning! https://t.co/PcaMwP6PGp
GIVEAWAY!
Excited for readers to meet Gabe, his BFF Oliver, + Reuben, the new kid in class who never speaks.
It celebrates: friendship, graphic novels, listening, speaking up, + finding the realest deal version of yourself. #mglit
- L, RT, tag a pal.
- 2 winners: 3/31 2pmEST
@Kpteach5 … or perhaps asking the government how they are going to provide additional supports in this area. It takes forever for someone to receive community supports. The current uprise of uncertainty does not help.
@nadialhohn@MauraLibrarian Thanks for the information. My question was for the posters. I have many/most of the books mentioned. I don’t use Instagram a lot, but I will follow you.
'I thought it was a joke': Canada Post employee sent home for wearing N95 mask instead of company-provided cloth or disposable mask: https://t.co/tuJnwTAjLt
Calling all essential workers. Show us what it looks like to be #RunningOnEmpty
Our leaders cannot continue to turn a blind eye to the truth.
I'll start.
Post COVID Unit Shift this weekend.
RT and share.