Claire Harrington

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

@Pam_Palmater as a lawyer and both a Professor and the Chair in Indigenous Governance at TMU, what do you think is the best way the youth of today can help make a difference to end the Indigenous Water Crisis?

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

@Srilata_Kammila as the Head of Climate Change Adaptation at the UNDP, can you offer any insight on the impact climate change is having on the Indigenous Water Crisis?

[Hannah Balkissoon @EM203balkissoon]

Climate change is rising, with warmer winters and increased amounts of forest fires. Check out this article regarding 6 ways climate change is affecting Canada. Additionally, here is an article from a WLU professor Dr. McLeman.
https://t.co/bGjeoluGK4

https://t.co/zvCpJRt5uJ

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

The Indigenous Water Crisis is still a prevalent issue in Canada. The infographic below contains some shocking facts that many people do not even know about and ways we can help.

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

Canada has one of the largest supplies of freshwater in the world yet many Indigenous Peoples living in Canada still have water advisories. Visit the article to read about Oneida, an Indigenous community that has had a boil water advisory since 2019.

https://t.co/nAnjNrzsjJ

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

A good reminder that sometimes mistakes can be the best teacher #EM203Robin

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[Hannah Balkissoon @EM203balkissoon]

The first 3 weeks and classes of EM2O3 went well! I learned about the learning theory of "Connectivism", while also learning the skill of knitting. I am excited to learn new things throughout the semester! #EM203Robin

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

@EM203Phoenix I hope you enjoyed the sudoku puzzle Phoenix! Behaviourism is unique because it falls into the nature vs nurture debate. To me, it shows the importance of learning about different theories. Cognitivism is the exact opposite but learning about both requires us to think critically.

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

@em203kierracruz I'm also excited to continue to learn more in this course, Kierra. It's hard to even try to think about how different the world was before technology. It's just as interesting to use what we learned, like the different learning styles, to think of our ideal learning environment.

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

@EM203KDickson Hi Kylah! I'm happy to hear you are enjoying EM203 as much as I am. I've already learned so much and EM203 has even made me excited for the future. This week I tried to think about what our learning environments will be like in 2030 and the possibilities are endless!

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

@EM203balkissoon Hey Hannah! I loved that you learned how to knit, which is such a cool skill! I learned more about the theory of learning by doing which emphasizes immersive exploration whereas connectivism focuses on unity and collaboration. It's interesting that there are so many theories!

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

@EM203JdeMelo Hi Jake! I also thought it was interesting to learn about some of the different learning theories and the tasks they are most effective. Glad we are both excited to learn more!

[Claire Harrington @em203claire]

EM203 has been off to a great start! I enjoyed learning about the impact the internet has made in Week 1, the different learning theories in Week 2, and some of the benefits of multi-media in Week 3. I'm excited for what is to come in this course! #EM203Robin