EXCITING NEWS! In “Safe Sport: Critical Issues and Practices”, CSC Director Julie Stevens brings together academic & sector experts in a must-have resource for #researchers, #sportleaders, #policymakers, & sport enthusiasts #SafeSport
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It's been a while since I last tweeted, but a special project I was working on just got released! 📖🏅🇨🇦
Check out the #eReader Safe Sport: Critical issues and practices
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Reframing the way you look at your student with ADHD—and finding the right strategies to support them—can strengthen your relationship and encourage them to shine.
A few days ago I was wondering why it looked so foggy/smoky. It's time for Canadians to see the effects of the global climate crisis in our own "backyards" #ontariowildfires
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Me: "I don't have a green thumb"
Me: Creates a herb garden with class.
Months later: The students' plants THRIVE... mine.... Let's not talk about it
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Nothing is more ironic than people, who were brainwashed to believe that they are the superior race, trying to argue that teaching children about systemic racism is brainwashing.
My grade 11 student made notes during our study jeopardy session... we’re learning about the history of the Russian Revolution!
I love getting to see how my students’ brains work! #Creativity#education
Brought in clementines and a bit of my cultural background. My students and I were able to talk about how the Cantonese word 桔 (mandarin oranges) and 吉 (good fortune) are part of a Lunar New Year tradition! #HappyLunarNewYear2021
Emily in Paris was originally about an Indian girl who moves to Paris but when I pitched it, the network executives spit in my face and called me racial slurs. The following week I repitched the exact same concept with a white girl and now I’m nominated for two Golden Globes