Masters of Teaching ( Primary / Junior) Interest in Language/ Literacy “ Teaching is not a job, it’s a calling to inspire and shape the future” ( unknown)
@MsHercules9 One thing we can do to help is to donate to credible charitable organizations that have concrete plans and actions to relieve poverty of children in Canada and/or elsewhere. After some research last year, I found and donated to them: https://t.co/15O5ViwhQy #PLN#CTL1617
Here are some great books to add to your classroom library, the range from clear and concise explanations in science, to stories that touch on stigmas around Alzheimer’s and representation and also stories that bring adventure and humour to your classrooms #PLN#CTL1617

Let’s keep this conversation going; period poverty is a form of injustice, many girls can’t go to school due to the lack of menstrual products. #PLN#CTL1617#GNWL_INC
How Canada can combat period poverty at home and abroad https://t.co/uKEmi4OKGr via @torontostar
@tooncatj@nourobiednour This seems like a good website to check out, I learned about ChatGPT this year for the first time and heard pros and cons about it. As I never used ChatGPT during placements, this would come in handy one day when I use it in a classroom. Thanks for sharing! #PLN#CTL1617
@tooncatj@nourobiednour This seems like a good website to check out, I learned about ChatGPT this year for the first time and heard pros and cons about it. As I never used ChatGPT during placements, this would come in handy one day when I use it in the classroom. Thanks for sharing!
@PHEduMove This sounds like a fantastic webinar to join, as future teachers learning how to gain practical skills and strategies in our routines/ setting will benefit all students. #PLN#CTL1617
K-W-L chart is great way activate children’s prior knowledge and to break down the learning process. Below you will find a free KWL template
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K-W-L Chart Template https://t.co/b5EJeXq9xU
Today marks 70 years since the Supreme Court handed down its landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education, outlawing racial segregation in America’s schools.
Let’s honor the memory of the civil rights leaders, families, and children who took extraordinary risks in order to make our schools – and ultimately our country – more fair and more free. And at a time when our public schools are growing more segregated, let’s remember that our work isn’t done until every child can get an education worthy of their promise.
Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau highlighted the new National School Food Program, part of #Budget2024. The Program will provide meals to about 400,000 kids every year to give every one of them the best start in life. Learn more: https://t.co/Wphr5gd3aR
@CanadianPM It’s nice to know that schools will be implementing a food program, this will be beneficial to children’s mental health, academic success and reduce food insecurity #PLN#CTL1617
@Sivatharsini29 Its very easy to forgot our own mental health as we are caring for other first and always on the go. This is a good reminder that that we need to as take care of ourselves first so we can help others when in need.
STEM fosters critical thinking, curiosity, and decision-making abilities. Given that we live in a world where technology is always advancing, let's give our students engaging,hands-on learning opportunities. Check out these workshops offered online. #PLN#CTL1617#SCI_in_School
As a future teacher preparing for the implementation of the cell phone band, what recommendations would you give regarding the implementation of this policy in classroom? #PLN#CTL1617