Natasha Lessard

Enseignante, apprenante, maman, épouse. Coordonnatrice en développement identitaire au CSPNE. Amateure de voyage, canot-camping, jardinage, lecture.

[🐱Dog&CatMom🐶😷💉🇨🇦 @LPJ_lpj]

Ford bus out behind an A&W after the debate 😂😂😂
While the other leaders are intelligently fielding questions @fordnation is fielding a Papa Burger 🍔
#onpoli
#BinderBoy

[Canadian Yeti @ACanadianYeti]

Fun Fact. @fordnation was elected on a 37% vote to a majority. That 37% was from the 52% that actually voted. That means 19.24% of Ontario elected a MAJORITY govt. go vote people!!!

[Mishaal Surti @MrSurti]

Celebrating National Indigenous Languages Day as I engage in learning about the over 70 Indigenous languages throughout Canada.

Thankful to learn from my colleagues @DhkBeau, @IanMcCallum3 and others as I continue my own journey of Truth and Reconciliation.

[Natasha Lessard @NatashaLessard]

@GiwedinAnangKwe Merci! Je vais partager. Miigwetch!

[Susan Smith @susansmithott]

Sometimes you get a peek at history in the making…. #cndpoli ⁦@AFN_Updates⁩ #fnpoli #vatican #reconciliation

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

Teachers, your students may not remember everything about your class, but they will remember that you cared, showed grace, made them feel valued, and encouraged them to be their best. They will remember that forever.

[PPE @ppeontario]

Comment faire preuve de sensibilité envers nos familles autochtones? Joignez-vous à la conversation du 10 mars pour le découvrir - https://t.co/MoyrFftbmb

[Alec Castonguay @Alec_Castonguay]

On voit bcp le drapeau de l’Ukraine depuis quelques jours.
Pour les curieux: il signifie le ciel bleu au-dessus des champs de blé et de maïs, dont le pays est l’un des + importants producteurs au monde.
Apparu pour la 1ere fois en 1917, puis adopté lors de l’indépendance en 1992.

[Joël McLean @jprofleadership]

Le plus récent épisode du podcast !

Saison 3, Épisode 17: Contribuer au développement d'une culture d'apprentissage

Merci de partager dans vos réseaux !

#InspireLeadership #ILPodcast #leadership #ontedleaders #eduqc #leadershipcoach #podcast https://t.co/zyspcwBK4v

[Emily @emilycremi]

The idea of subbing sounds terrifying to me. Walking into a room of kids you don’t know with plans that may or may not have been left for you. It just sounds chaotic. Bless our subs.

[Natasha Lessard @NatashaLessard]

Conseils pour donner une rétroaction efficace.

[TCEA @TCEA]

How to Give Awesome Feedback

https://t.co/erw13MYt74 @uglibrary
#edchat #edutwitter #academictwitter

[Ian Hanomansing @ianhanomansing]

I'm not trying to change the minds of those who aren't open to that. But when vilification of media is high, it's important we're not silent. Many people are relying on our coverage. We're constantly assessing different points of view. We can disagree without personal attacks.

[CBC Indigenous @CBCIndigenous]

Joan Jack believes the response by police and government to the recent rallies against restrictions and vaccines would be different if Indigenous people were the ones protesting.

https://t.co/OvegvgG7Zb

[Natasha Lessard @NatashaLessard]

@sarahanneleroux @talking2wild https://t.co/K3Fz1nWust

[Jarrett Lerner @Jarrett_Lerner]

Happy World Read Aloud Day! Here are just SOME of the benefits of reading aloud to kids.

Like this poster? Download it for free at the Art section of my website: https://t.co/438lfcyg94

[Naheed Dosani @NaheedD]

Wanna radically improve #mentalhealth? Give people housing. End poverty. Promote food security. Be anti-racist. Fund harm reduction. Offer workers paid sick days. Provide equitable healthcare (especially mental healthcare) to all...Equity IS mental health. 🙏🏽

[TeacherGoals @teachergoals]

So true! 🙌
📷 @Principal_EL

[NCTR @NCTR_UM]

The Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada and the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation have signed an MOA that outlines how and when Canada will share historical documents related to Residential Schools. https://t.co/N5iqVoSW5d @GCIndigenous

[TeacherGoals @teachergoals]

After 25 years of teaching I've realized my favorite thing to say, when a student walks in late, is this:

"I'm glad you're here."

-Via @davidtedu