EM203-Nick

Account used for EM203 at Wilfrid Laurier University

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

Join the Movement for Bridging the Gap on Income Inequality in Canada!
https://t.co/6VrfZPmdSy

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@According2Luke @WesDJones @InsiderOilers Hi Luke, just curious here, whats your stance on those who advocate higher taxes on top income earners are, in effect, arguing that those earners should be paying an even more disproportionate share of taxes? Appreciate the response!

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@paulmanly @JenicaAtwin Hi Paul, this twitter account is for a university class, and part of the assignment is to get an "expert" in the field discuss and comment back on an issue identified. I was wondering if you could comment on the income inequality in Canada?

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

Canada has made some great progress with flattening the curve of COVID-19, but it is up to us to follow all public safety guidelines and keep socially distancing. Wear a mask so we don't lose the progress made thus far!

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

Attached is an article produced by Policy Options Politiques talking about income inequality in Canada #EM203Robin https://t.co/2GNb6oNT2T

[Justin Trudeau @JustinTrudeau]

This Canada Day, volunteers at the Ottawa Food Bank Farm are harvesting vegetables for families in need and showing exactly what it means to be Canadian - thank you! 🇨🇦

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

"The mind that opens to a new idea, never returns to its original size."

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@EM203COkafor Great concept map! One thing that might be helpful to add would be solutions and support to each branch listed here as some could vary. All in all a very good map!

[EM203COkafor @EM203COkafor]

My concept map for Week 5. Topic: Sexual Assault

[Piper Rozeboom @roze9010]

If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way #em203robin #em203

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@EM203NickR I agree, as I enjoyed this lesson as well. However, with the media it is important to be able to see beyond and not take everything portrayed as credible. On the other hand, media allows individuals to learn an abundance of information everyday.

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@EM203KDesai I completed a difficult Sudoku puzzle as well! With regards to your point on connectivism, I completely agree it is very relevant in today's times especially with the situation of COVID-19 and schools, organizations, and businesses having to move operations virtually.

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@EM203DSchoester Hey Daniel, that is a great point. I think in these unprecedented times we are encountering today, connectivism is very relevant with all the schools, organizations, and businesses having to virtually change their norms and adapt to the situation in front of all of us.

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@EM203ChristineA Hey Christine, I completely agree with your example about how the internet is teaching people new ways to learn and challenging that "traditional style". As individuals, companies, and other organizations learn to adapt to new ways of learning, it is crucial to stay ahead.

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

@EM203cjk3130 I completely agree with our takeaway from the first couple weeks of the course. Social media and all other technology is changing the way we as people and the world in general learns. Being able to adapt and move forward through this change will be imperative for all.

[EM203-Nick @Em203Nick]

In the digital age, individuals cant just rely on finding and navigating new information, but more importantly they need to be able to interpret that information #EM203Robin