Here are some suggested readings for those wanting to learn more about Residential Schools, the Indian Act, intergenerational trauma, healing and Indigenous resilience.
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This is the third year in a row that you've been trying to teach during a pandemic.
Of course you're tired.
Of course it's hard to stay positive.
Better times will come, but it's ok to not be ok right now.
BOUNCE BALL! A fun cooperative game where students try and catch the ball as it bounces in different directions off the exercise ball. Teams earn a point for each catch. Love seeing students working together and excited for each other in #physed
The best way to build strong relationships with students is to engage in frequent 1-1 conversations. The challenge is finding the time to do that. The key is to design a classroom when students drive their own learning so you have the time to drive the individual discussions.
She calls them "pretty titles." I think they look like stickers!
It's easier than you think to make them. I am obsessed!
#DitchBook#TechLAP#edtech#edutwitter
If we learned anything from #DistanceLearning, it’s the power of adaptability. This year, educators are reimagining traditional methods, updating them with tools and strategies from remote instruction. Here are #BackToSchool tips shared by educators during our #GoogleEduChat ↓
We need to stop the language around “learning loss” and “catching up”.
We need to focus on strengths based, culturally responsive, trauma informed school cultures.
#JoyfulLeaders
"In Aboriginal thought, the Spirit enters this earth walk with a purpose for being here and with specific gifts for fulfilling that purpose…It has a hunger and a thirst for learning". (Marie Battiste, 2010) Much to learn from an indigenous perspective! #onted#leaders#learn