"Healthy students are better learners."
Thank you for sharing your expertise at #PHEVirtual2022 in the session "Creating Meaningful Experiences in Health Education". @Lauren_Sulz@KimHlewka
"Risky play emerges authentically in unstructured play. It is a thrilling or exciting activity that is freely chosen by the participant that involves a risk to physical injury. They provide students with opportunities to test their limits." well said @Roomtoplay. #PHEVirtual2022
"To be an anti-racist, the least you can do is to educate yourself, because you cannot engage in any other kind of advocacy until you educate yourself."
Well said by Courtney Szto at the #PHEVirtual2022 session "Implementing Anti-Racism in Physical
Education".
Raise your hand if you want to join the Nature's NEAR team! 🙋 We are currently accepting applications for semester 2 @HaltonDSB Co-op Students! 🌿Application Deadline is February 17: https://t.co/5cqjs3gAzx
The next session in the panel series will be: Black Excellence and will take place on Monday, Feb. 28. More information will be provided in the coming weeks.
Learn more: https://t.co/DTY73xOfxg
The 2022 PHE Virtual National Conference #PHEVirtual2022 is only 9 days away! All conference sessions will be recorded and available for viewing until the end of August.
Join us | https://t.co/5l6YuohVKe
#HDSB families, staff and community members are invited to the Director’s Panel Series on Identity, Inclusion & Human Rights. The first session is Antisemitism: The Longest Hatred on Monday, Feb. 7 at 6 p.m.
Learn more and view panel speakers: https://t.co/DTY73xNHHI
Have you heard? You can win one of three $100 @GopherSport gift cards if you register for #PHEVirtual2022 before February 10! If you have already registered, you are automatically entered into the draw!
Register NOW | https://t.co/KRHxvzoE7E
When talking about mental health let students feel heard and validated. The Listen, Believe, & Act resource offers guidance to support students who are disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Creating safer spaces makes room for action. https://t.co/e0Oi4khicr
It can be challenging for parents/caregivers to spark conversations about mental health with their child. These tips offer hints on how we can all start talking. https://t.co/KDvLkYum6e
Ice shelves are forming at various locations along Lake Ontario's shoreline. Nifty to look at, but not safe to explore. While the water is shallow underneath, if you pop through, you may not get out.
Remember: No ice is 100% safe.
[Illustration: Tom Gill, with consent]
Giving your mind and body the rest it needs is extremely important. It is okay to take a break, breathe for a second, and take care of your needs. Be kind to yourself.
How are your students feeling? Try the ‘Mood Check-In’ from our new Grab & Go resource tools. Our link leads to more learning activities that support student mental health practices in classrooms and at home. https://t.co/CO5mgCpSz1
DYK @PHECanada’s #PHEVirtual2022 National Conference this year has live & on-demand sessions?This offers a flexible & valuable learning experience for your #HPE program & practice. Learn more about how you can win a #free registration spot through our contest with @Supportphe ⬇️
Don’t forget that Ophea and our friends at @Supportphe are giving away 5⃣ registration spots to the 2022 @PHECanada Virtual National Conference! Contest ends at 11:59pm EST on Sunday, January 23rd. Learn more about how you can win below! ⬇️ #PHEVirtual2022