Jason Kandankery

[Jason Kandankery @Jjktoronto]

Student led minds on activity at our Model Schools meeting - using the Ruby programming language to make a sandwich.

[Robert Durocher @rjdurocher]

The Robert Houle exhibit @agotoronto is amazing - it’s an excellent & engaging way to learn from an Indigenous artist by looking, reading & feeling. Indigenous art as pedagogy @UIEC_Tdsb @TDSB_Arts

[Robert Durocher @rjdurocher]

Wishing you Winter Solstice well-wishes. It’s the shortest day and longest night - a great time to share stories and rest. And remember - the light always returns ❤️❤️❄️❄️

[Namariq @Namarig_A]

What you’ve been doing for years doesn’t make you an expert, that’s not how expertise works.

Were you:
Reflective
Open to feedback
Humble
Evaluating
Researching
Staying up to date
Inclusive
Changing

[Robert Durocher @rjdurocher]

Joy is an art an ethics of resistance - @BillyRayB words to reflect upon. I think about leading & learning with joy & creativity - it’s a narrative other than that of the pitiful other needing allies, saving & help. Educators how can we co-resist narratives of oppression?

[Sloane Freeman @sloane_freeman]

School-based health care is a newer concept in Canada and represents an important opportunity to address inequities in health care delivery. This is especially true for those with developmental and mental health needs.

[Metro Morning @metromorning]

We'll always have biryani, @Suresh.

If @Suresh made you hungry this morning, here are the details on Kerala Curry House.

https://t.co/Ya9meLvS6F

[Jason Kandankery @Jjktoronto]

Congrats on your new show! Keep bringing those beautiful sounds to the world. We need it now more than ever....

[Errol Nazareth @ErrolNazareth]

Appreciate the love, Waub!

[Tanya Zakrison (she/her) @tzakrison]

How Structural Racism Works — Racist Policies as a Root Cause of U.S. Racial Health Inequities | NEJM

Excellent work ⁦⁦@zinzinator⁩

⁦@elliotthaut⁩ ⁦@benzarzaur⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦@topknife⁩ ⁦@jnahmias1⁩ ⁦⁦@AnneMStey⁩ https://t.co/HRLY3iNW7e

[Jason Kandankery @Jjktoronto]

https://t.co/RHawkBwrsC
This law as it currently stands unfairly targets former foster children, who in Canada are disproportionately Indigenous. This law needs to change.

[Sharla Serasanke Falodi 🗯 @SharlaFalodi]

My class really wanted to discuss the U.S. elections today. We started with this provocation. I asked them to share what they observe, wonder and then infer. Students identified race, gender presentation, and quantity differences. They noticed an unfair pattern.

[Tanya Zakrison (she/her) @tzakrison]

Hey Chicago! Meet the #TraumaTeam keeping folks alive on the South Side tonight! We are so proud to serve you. Such a great team! #WeLookLikeTraumaBadAsses
@tanvisubs
@KemeCarter
@mimitan_md
#KylieCallierMD

[Toronto Life @torontolife]

"There was a clear pattern in how teachers responded to me and other Black girls: we were seen as problem kids, reprimanded, told we weren’t being nice": Eugenia Addy on bringing educational opportunities to low-income kids:
https://t.co/vvOwld6hdk

[Sharla Serasanke Falodi 🗯 @SharlaFalodi]

In When We Were Alone, learners discussed the moments of resistance that these Indigenous children found while at residential school.

One student wondered how residential schools were called schools when there was no teaching, just taking.

I have to agree.

#OrangeShirtDay2020

[Joy Henderson @Joyhenderson78]

I absolutely love this. Teach about slave revolts and how they set up just nations. Teach about how long and amazingly Indigenous people fought off European colonizers.

And don't stick to history, focus on our current battles as well.

[Jason Kandankery @Jjktoronto]

25 years after his death, Dudley George's fight for the land continues https://t.co/QeQkc9zjuY

[Matthew R. Morris @callmemrmorris]

Thinking about how you are going to engage with Anti-Black Racism education this school year starts with one quote from the OG, @chrisemdin: "The fear of what may go wrong can never supersede the possibility of what will go right"

[Jason Kandankery @Jjktoronto]

Mandela is in great hands with new Principal Ms Bailey and VP Ms Lloyd forming the new leadership team at Nelson Mandela Park PS.

[Jason Kandankery @Jjktoronto]

It has been an incredible 11 years working in Regent Park and I cannot thank the students, families and greater community of our school enough for all that you have taught me. Nelson Mandela Park will always be in my heart! Wishing everybody a wonderful summer.

[Jason Kandankery @Jjktoronto]

Thank you to the staff at Nelson Mandela Park PS for a beautiful send off today. After 11 years I will be leaving Nelson Mandela Park PS to become the new Principal at Golf Rd JPS.