A teacher was pregnant. Students built a device so her spouse, who uses a wheelchair, can stroll with the baby. - The Washington Post https://t.co/brvXNDCT9l
Kids and teens may be at less risk of contracting COVID-19 than adults but their well-being has been affected by the lockdown measures, according to a study just released.
https://t.co/IYRGCK4QQB
"If you need to be right before you move, you will never win. Perfection is the enemy of the good when it comes to emergency management...everyone is afraid of the consequence of error but the greatest error is not to move".
-Dr. Michael Ryan, on #COVID19 responses
There was no way to prepare for the day her father no longer recognized her. @ElisaBirnbaum writes about how her father's dementia has taught her the importance of appreciating the present moment. After all, what else do we have when all memories are lost? https://t.co/QjPG6UvHnt
An analysis of two of the province’s largest school boards show STEM courses are being squeezed out as secondary schools grapple with larger classes and fewer teachers. https://t.co/KP2qW0yZtD
Signed onto my email this morning to find this. I’m sharing to show what kind of feedback that journalists sometimes receive (especially female journalists).
Also: being body shamed at 37 weeks pregnant is both hilarious and infuriating.
"What is it that you intentionally do to build culture in your school or district?
Every interaction that we have is either a culture builder or culture killer - there are very few neutral interactions." What to remember each working day .. @thomascmurray#CDNEdTech18
"Kids today ... are awesome. And have many of the exact same needs that we had. They also have more opportunity to change the world than ever before"@thomascmurray#CDNEdTech18