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[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@SewellStrong ... Do you have any input on why you feel that mental health education should be an essential topic in school curriculums for young learners?

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@SewellStrong Hey guys, I love the initiatives of your foundation! I'm a student at Laurier University and was asked to identify a problem regarding learning. I chose the need for mental health education in primary school curriculums...

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

A link to learn more about implementing mental health literacy in school curriculums!

https://t.co/ZjhttSM2P1

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

This tweet from Taya both resonates with me and connects to the problem that I have identified

[Taya Blimbaum @TBlimbaum]

When talking about mental health it is important to understand the complexity of eating disorders. These disorders are serious and need to be treated as such, rather than sensationalized. #EM203Robin #EM203Research

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@EM203GSun Thank you Zhe, great suggestion I’ll definitely look into that further. You forgot to put my @ though!

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@EM203GSun Hi Zhe, a problem that I can identify in your concept map surrounds the consequences aspect of the endangerment of wildlife. Specifically, the “limited food resources as a result of habitat damage”. #em203problems

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@EM203NLukezic Hi Nikola, a problem I can identify within your mind map pertains to the deforestation aspect of environmental issues. Specifically, “the domino effect of extinction resulting from damage to ecosystems”. #em203problems

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@EM203ryanmuck Hi Ryan, a problem I can define in your mind map relates to the healthcare aspect of health. Specifically, “access to family doctors or general practitioners in Ontario”. #em203problems

[Mike Bugeja @Michaelbugeja01]

@Em203Brownstein I completely agree. This class has been vastly different from what I was expecting. Like you said, the interactive elements have really enhanced my learning

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@em203mattk I’m glad you agree. One of the 4 tasks that we were asked to choose from was dancing the tango, so that’s what I did!

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

I've loved how interactive and diverse this course has been with its material. In particular, this week it gave me the opportunity to get back into one of my greatest passions - dance. I was also able to learn a new form of dance that I've always been interested in! #EM202Robin

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@evard4340 Emma! I didn’t even realize it was you until right now! I would definitely agree with you, the level of efficiency with collaborative work heavily depends on the specific activity for me as well.

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@evard4340 I miss hula hooping! Reminds me of childhood and its great exercise. Speaking of collaborative learning, in your experience do you find you work better by yourself, in groups, or a mixture of both?

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@em203Mariam Technology and digitalization are definitely growing so fast! Personally, this makes me a little nervous, in terms of keeping up with all the advancements in technology. Do you also get nervous thinking about it or do you find it excites you more?

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@em203mattk Couldn't agree more! I also really like the 3 A's, especially because I find that I benefit significantly from being able to learn material at my own pace and on my own time.

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@Mans0380 My grandmother has been obsessed with sudoku for as long as I can remember! She also loves sitting back and relaxing with a book full of puzzles. She tried to teach me but I hate numbers lol. I'd much rather dance - maybe that has to do with having different learning styles.

[EM203JBrownstein @Em203Brownstein]

@TBlimbaum A very clear and concise way of explaining your experience! I'm curious as to what learning theory you resonate with the most?