Six-year-old: "Wanna watch the most boring movie ever? Watch Documentary." There are two things I love about this. 1. He thought the movie was called "Documentary." 2. This six-year-old's parents made him watch a documentary.
#boringfilmsortv#teacherlaughs#ilovegradeone
When your son writes that you are kind, generous, and smart and will one day be a teacher, you have no choice but to ugly cry.
#goodtears#teacherintraining#almosthalfway
@RachelNotley Not to mention, that for a party that's notorious for their concern of Alberta's economy, their staff were in a hurry to spend their money outside of the province this holiday season...
@gcouros 1. My high school English teacher, Mr. Matheson. He was encouraging and patient.
2. The principal of my son's school, Mr. Blackmer, who offered me a job as an EA, which inspired me to go back to school to become a teacher.
3. Not there yet! In the 2nd year of attaining my degree.
Not every kid had a great winter break.
Not every kid felt safe.
Not every kid felt supported.
Not every kid felt loved.
For some, school provides much more than content.
#backtoschool
Time to take a nice deep breath. Back to school for the kiddos tomorrow (online), and I'm back on Tuesday to finish the second half of my second year of my journey to becoming a teacher (also online).
#breathe#onlinelearning
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@Raffi_RC I like low sodium as well. All the craving without making your lips burn! I had a flashback to my childhood over the holidays and indulged in some Hickory Sticks.
Recently, I read @STurkle Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less From Each Other, and with its influence, I've made some changes (or at least plans to change) how I use technology. Check out my blog post here: https://t.co/Il0gIe8gpz
#technology#connection