angie

🇨🇦 educator | mom to 3 incredible teens | 🔊 teaching + public ed, mental-physical-emotional health in youth, impact of tech on youth mental health

[Kimiko Shibata 🦋 @ESL_fairy]

If you want a a just and equitable society, invest in public education.

If you want innovators to solve tomorrow’s problems, invest in public education.

If you want a brighter future for all, invest in public education.

It’s not an expense.

It’s an investment.

#OntEd

[angie @anjee_23]

RT @FSSprops: 🔐 Parents and guardians are encourgaed to come, ask questions and interact with students, staff and community agencies who will be sharing information. There will be a little bit of everything including musical performances, food, displays, and interactive events!!

[FSSprops @FSSprops]

🔐 SCHOOLS UNLOCKED: On behalf of the School Council, we would like to invite you to a fun evening at the school designed to share opportunities and resources that are available to our students!

We hope you can join us on Wednesday, May 1st between 6:30 - 8:30 PM

[angie @anjee_23]

this 👇

[ONTSpecialNeeds @ONTSpecialNeeds]

Inclusion without the proper support is often ineffective and can even be counterproductive.

[Teachers Unite @Teachers__Unite]

One can not expect to improve educational outcomes by under-resourcing the very structures that are meant to support student learning. Yet, every single province does. It isn't surprising that teachers are fleeing the profession.
#onted #cdned #edchat

[Catherine Lévesque @CathLvesque]

«C’est super plate, des fois»: “boring” is not the correct translation in this case. In this context, he means that it’s “not easy” or a tough period for him.

Trudeau has used similar language in previous French interviews and never has once hinted that he is bored at work.

[angie @anjee_23]

"One man described it as “the Hunger Games of health care in Canada.”" 😳

[The Whig-Standard @WhigStandard]

Hundreds line up to get family doctor in Kingston https://t.co/YGtwDpulkf

[angie @anjee_23]

@AlanaOvervelde @BayridgePS_LDSB Yessss, @AlanaOvervelde! This is AMAZING!

[edutopia @edutopia]

Even during brief breaks, students' brains are still active and learning. Here's the research-backed ways #BrainBreaks help middle and high schoolers decompress, refocus, and process new information. 🧠 💡

[Jenny Brooks @MsBrooksWRDSB]

I want to print and laminate this so I can post it in my classroom. It is so good and such a great visual of #GrowthMindset

[edutopia @edutopia]

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[TeacherGoals @teachergoals]

So true! 💯

[angie @anjee_23]

@_AshleyRichmond send 🙏

[TeacherGoals @teachergoals]

Love this! 🧡

[Claudia Ottaviano-Maheux 🇨🇦 @claudiacm1146]

The Gazette nails it.

[angie @anjee_23]

Brilliant 🌟

[edutopia @edutopia]

“Today, we examined anxious thoughts. Pupils were open, honest, and reflective. Understanding and challenging anxious thoughts can help us to remember that thoughts aren't facts.” —Emily Laranja (@LynburnNurture), Teacher

[edutopia @edutopia]

The process of forgetting starts as soon as learning finishes. Here are 5 research-backed strategies you can use when you need to make something stick. 🧠

[Justin Trudeau @JustinTrudeau]

Let me make one thing very clear: Transphobia, homophobia, and biphobia have no place in this country. We strongly condemn this hate and its manifestations, and we stand united in support of 2SLGBTQI+ Canadians across the country – you are valid and you are valued.

[edutopia @edutopia]

Executive function remains one of the most reliable predictors of success in academics—and in life. Here's the research on what it is, and how to cultivate it. ✈️

[angie @anjee_23]

An excellent idea to increase & broaden participation in the classroom ...

[edutopia @edutopia]

Can a deck of cards get more students to speak up in class? Watch how one teacher makes participation less stressful—and way more fun.
♥️ ♣️ ♦️ ♠️

You can now watch all of our 60-second strategy videos like this in one place! Check it out: https://t.co/teYu49jzRE

[Rachel Gilmore @atRachelGilmore]

A new study found tech-savvy teenagers are more likely to believe conspiracy theories than adults.

It’s a scary finding that shines new light on how easy it is to fall down the disinformation rabbit hole.

Here’s what we know: