Rising rents in many Canadian cities are making it harder for students to find affordable housing near campus. What policies could help reduce housing barriers for post-secondary students? @StatCan_eng@CMHC_ca#EM203Robin
Housing affordability is becoming a major challenge for university students in Canada. From your perspective, what policies or strategies could help improve access to affordable housing for students? @CMHC_ca@HousingNowTO#EM203Robin
Rising housing costs continue to make it harder for university students to find affordable places to live. This image highlights the growing gap between rent prices and student affordability in Canada. #EM203Robin
Rising housing costs continue to make it harder for university students to find affordable places to live. This image highlights the growing gap between rent prices and student affordability in Canada. #EM203Robin
This report explores solutions for improving affordable housing for university students and highlights how housing supply and policy changes can help address rising housing costs in Canada. https://t.co/HCROtDWGk1 #EM203Robin#EM203research
If Robert Thomas to Buffalo actually does happen, have to feel awesome for Sabres fans.
Nearly two decades of non-playoff futility and constant deadline selling. Pulling for Buffalo to do some real damage in the playoffs, if only because thats what their fans deserve.
“Our cities make it illegal to build apartments, then act shocked that they're bursting with homelessness.”
A quote from @rCanadaHousing shows housing supply issues and how zoning policies may impact housing affordability for post-secondary students in Canada. #EM203Research
This report discusses affordable housing solutions for university students and highlights how housing costs impact student financial stability in Canada’s post-secondary system: https://t.co/HCROtDWGk1 #EM203Research
@em203tikireid Your concept map shows mental, academic, and social impacts of social media. A key problem is how excessive use harms student well-being and academic performance through distraction and sleep loss. #EM203problems
@EM203sarahball Same here. Understanding how we learn is something we can carry into any future class or career. It is not just course content, it is learning strategies we are building, which feels much more useful long term.
@EM203vmanrique Yes, learning feels way more social now. Online spaces and discussions add perspectives we would not get from just a lecture or textbook. It is cool how learning can happen through interaction, not just instruction.
@EM203sk “Learning by doing” really stands out in the digital age. Multimedia and interactive tools make abstract ideas feel more real, especially in fields like CS and business where application matters. It feels like we are building skills, not just memorizing.
@EM203Dyehdego I agree 100%. Tech gives us more ways to learn, but multitasking really splits our attention. It is interesting how something that feels productive can actually hurt memory and understanding. This definitely made me more mindful of how I study now.
@CharlotteEM203 So true, being aware of how we learn is such a game changer. I feel like digital tools do not just help us study, they actually shape our habits and focus patterns too. It makes me think we have to learn to manage the tools, not just use them.
So far, I have enjoyed how this course explores who we are as learners in the digital age and how we learn using digital tools. As a university student, it has made me reflect on how identity, learning processes, and multimedia environments shape learning and society. #EM203Robin