Mme Sasha

Franco-Britanno-Colombienne et fière de l'être! Diplomée de SFU et enseignante au conseil scolaire de Surrey. She/Her/Elle

[Surrey Teachers’ Association @SurreyTeachers]

Do people understand the impacts of the teacher shortage? Listen to @SurreyTeachers Marilyn and Tammy explain:
https://t.co/ijBYfqKyi5

[Surrey Schools @Surrey_Schools]

The Surrey Board of Education has shared a letter with the Minister of Education and Child Care, and all local MLAs, highlighting the urgent need for investment in new schools and additions in our fast-growing district: https://t.co/ukAiFq6Awp

#SurreyBC #WhiteRockBC #sd36learn

[Mme Sasha @mmesasha]

I still haven't finalized some of my colors.

[Global BC @GlobalBC]

Parents and politicians are reacting to a warning the Surrey school district is running out of room for the growing number of portable classrooms, to the point where stacking of the structures may be needed. @JanetBrown980 reports.
More: https://t.co/HCffG7d6lU

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Alexandra Dillon, Los Angeles-based contemporary artist who paints on found objects #WomensArt

[Surrey Now-Leader @SurreyNowLeader]

Potential for double-decker portables in #SurreyBC schools raised in legislature https://t.co/SmUyoiCaVM

[Howie Hua @howie_hua]

The main reason why 7 is my least favorite number

[Abraham Piper @abrahampiper]

Why do some people say “aks” instead of “ask”?

It’s not “just their accent” and it sure as hell isn’t a mispronunciation.

There’s a linguistic reason and a cultural reason. Let’s quickly look at both:

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Crocheted portrait of textile artist Xenobia Bailey, 2021 by Jo Hamilton, Scottish born artist based in Oregon, US #WomensArt

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Icelandic women's strike, 1975, when 90% of Icelandic women went on strike to show the undervalued indispensable work of women #WomensArt

[Mme Sasha @mmesasha]

@ls_gibson "It takes a long time"... that comes out of our personal time.

[Mme Sasha @mmesasha]

@LizanneFoster Lower ratios and more supports are needed, but higher salaries are much more difficult to take away. Teachers have made big sacrifices for better conditions, only to have them taken away in the blink of an eye. Salary and benefits focus on us. Something solid to grab onto. #bced

[Mme Sasha @mmesasha]

Access labour. It's new terminology to me, but hoping it makes it easier for me to remind myself (and think of) universal accessibility in my classroom. #nameit #changeit

[Nicole Lee Schroeder, PhD @Nicole_Lee_Sch]

I'm engaging in a lot of encounters lately where people see me masked and ask "oh should I grab a mask?" And I know it comes from a good place, but it can be really exhausting. Why? Let's talk about access labor. 1/10

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

When restaurants can't find employees, they increase pay. When states can't find teachers, they increase... no wait, they lower the standards.

[Mme Sasha @mmesasha]

First couple podcasts I've listened to today and can't help making connections to the education sector and how all levels involved try to solve problems. So many things that need to change, but... #bcpoli #bced
https://t.co/WR43lHxox6

https://t.co/qrJcwWO57e

[Howie Hua @howie_hua]

New TikTok video: Did you know you can subtract left to right?

[Mme Sasha @mmesasha]

At the 4:20 mark...Did I miss something? Is the "Teacher's College" a thing again? I thought the BC College of Teachers was replaced by the Teacher Regulation Branch (under the Ministry of Education and Childcare).
#bced #bcpoli @bctf
https://t.co/taEbePhkvd

[Fixing Education @FixingEducation]

We know research shows that forming positive relationships with students is the biggest factor in increasing student achievement.

THE QUESTION THAT MUST BE ASKED;
Then why do we place 30+ students in ANY single classroom with little to no support for teachers? #EdChat