Teacher of teenagers. Currently student learning support at Gleneagle Secondary. Happy wife and CEO at Judds Inc. Hockey mum to two very loud redheaded boys.
When the pandemic started, the #bced partners came together to help the #bcpoli government develop a 5-stage framework for safe schools. https://t.co/KWTmdjd39m That framework hasn’t been updated since July and there's no plan for switching stages. That’s a problem. Thread ⬇️1/5
@NightShiftMD@melshel73 Love the idea of cooperation between health and education to keep schools safe. I would love a health care pro on site at my school at this time! But I have zero desire to swab my students noses.
@mattgallowaycbc one benefit of teaching from home during #covid19 has been listening to @cbcthecurrent. Thanks for being a calm voice, for great reporting and also heartwarming stories.
Hey teachers in #sd43 and beyond, if you're looking for a simple way to make a screenshot video, PowerPoint is a great tool to use. Check out this short "How to" video. @sd43bc#bced#bcedchat https://t.co/rH6JuqbL1E
Like 100s of other Canadian health professionals, I've returned the front lines, to help the amazing team at the @MSHospital COVID assessment centre. If you think you have symptoms or in close contact with someone who has it, use this self-assessment tool: https://t.co/zpV2FpfmrD
Hey fellow @bcedchat@BCPVPA colleagues. Just thought I’d share a recent article with some thoughts included on our bc experience. Feedback welcomed... https://t.co/1F1LltF4xt
That “not yet” column on a rubric often uses deficit language. We can avoid this by using QUESTIONS in that column to help students figure out what they still need to answer! #yes#icantrythat#aha Thanks @KatieWhite426 !