Teachers can assist parents/care-givers with reading at home by sharing the "pre-reading" tips outlined in the article.
#literacy#strategicinstruction#readingathome
How to Encourage Reading At Home https://t.co/i0nEP8nWTP
Tips for reading at home (during and after) that teachers can share with parents/caregivers are shared in the article below.
#literacy#strategicinstruction#readingathome
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ARPDC are pleased to offer events, resources & activities for Orange Shirt Day. Events will support teachers, school leaders, and students in learning about the history & legacy of Residential Schools and the Indigenous communities situated in Alberta. https://t.co/8r2e3Xwh8A
I’m a Pediatrician = ❤️👶🏽🧑🏻👩🏾. I have worked in Children’s Hospitals, on medivac teams and now in the North. These are my thoughts on what we are facing with #Delta going into the fall
Assessment basics for beginning teachers. Practical, convenient and budget-friendly! #assessment#abed
Find session descriptions and other details here: https://t.co/0jyvCHHfHx
National Indigenous Peoples Day: June 21st.
Please see our student Powwow Demonstration video, as well as specific learning resources.
https://t.co/0FpbiyGPc8
Establishing effective parent relationships in any classroom setting (online, hybrid, in-person) is invaluable. Check out the video interview & canva!
#connectingandcontributing#parentteacherrelationships
https://t.co/CCwxiVM90J
MENTAL WELLNESS DAY 2021:
GHSD’s Psychologist, Deb Nunziata's presentation to Gr. 3 and Gr.6 on how they can make friends with their stress response and learn coping strategies to assist them in times of stress. #connectingandcontributing#mentalhealth
https://t.co/mWsoznqnlp
21 actions you can take in the 21 days leading up to National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21
🧡 DAY 1 🧡
Watch this video of a song written, recorded and filmed with students from Sk’elep School of Excellence in Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc, Kamloops, BC.
https://t.co/NWAAycj5B7
To the person who insisted on commenting on my gender multiple times as I walked to the Legislature.
I heard you, as I know you wanted me to.
I thank you for reminding me just how important it is I keep fighting for LGBTQ2S+ kids so they don’t have to deal with this shit.
Today marks the start of Indigenous History Month. This year is extra hard while we mourn & grieve over recent news from Kamloops BC residential school. My heart is with the peoples of Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation as they light the way for their little ones to return home.
Stories have played, & will continue to play, a role in educating Canadians, young & old, about the terrible legacy of Residential Schools. There's no excuse not to know the history or its impact. Here is a thread of books, thanks to all who listed them over the last week (1/?)