This National Healthy Schools Week, we want to highlight the Healthy Schools Recognition Program (#HSRecognition), and how you can get involved!
For more information, and to begin your journey, visit https://t.co/1zovr2D1fP
#Mpox cases are increasing in TO!
Be on the lookout for symptoms. They can start 5 to 21 days after being exposed.
If you have mpox symptoms, stay home & contact a health care provider.
Learn more: https://t.co/RxPlDR3y00
Tonight the #CNTower will dim for 5 minutes at the bottom of every hour in honour of the Canadian crew, and passengers on the medical air transport jet that was lost in the Atlantic Ocean en route to Boston from Bermuda
Thank you to Asha Nagpal and her class of teacher candidates for welcoming me as a speaker at their York University Faculty of Education class today!
The future is looking bright with these educators coming into our #OntEd schools.
#YorkUEducation@YorkUeducation
Perspective Challenge pushes students to consider another viewpoint before responding. Great for discussion, writing, and SEL. Watch: https://t.co/MNdnmeJuWf
Today we recognize the children and adults across Ontario with dyslexia, and the families, educators and advocates standing with them.
There is hope, because so much is known. Decades of research tell us what dyslexia is, how to identify it early, and what instruction is effective.
Structured literacy puts that research into practice. With it, people with dyslexia learn to read and write well, and reading skills can be improved at any age.
The International Dyslexia Association is the oldest organization dedicated to the study and treatment of dyslexia, with roots going back to the 1920s. IDA Ontario has been part of that work for over 20 years.
So today, learn something new about dyslexia. Share it. Say the word.
https://t.co/MYR9Ka3QKg
#WorldDyslexiaDay #DyslexiaAwarenessMonth #SayDyslexia #UntilEveryoneCanRead
Tonight the #CNTower will also be lit red for Dyslexia Awareness Month
Ce soir, la #TourCN sera également illuminée en rouge pour le Mois de sensibilisation à la dyslexie
It's the World Day for Decent Work.
On this October 7, trade unions are putting young workers at the centre of their demands for decent jobs, living wages, secure employment and respect for workers’ rights.
“Young workers are telling us clearly that the status quo is not delivering the future they deserve. Insecure jobs, low wages and a rising cost of living cannot become the norm for a new generation of workers.” @ituc General Secretary Luc Triangle.
Together as unionists and trade unions, we must organize and build work power to support young workers. #WDDW26 #WDDW
I just created a cool talking avatar with @Lip_sync_video! You can generate realistic AI lip sync videos for free. #AILipSync#TalkingPhoto https://t.co/eqASJ2yAcR
New resource! The Learning Disability Hub is designed for educators and caregivers and provides research-based information to build understanding and support for students with learning disabilities. https://t.co/VoRib5syb8
Following her lifelong passions of art, music and hair, she left behind the expectations of traditional career and found her place to shine. Hear about Ingrid Aubrey's incredible journey in her @AConnectedNorth Fireside Chat: https://t.co/Tiz0mz0K9h ✨
It's finally here! 🎉
Registration for #PHEFredericton2027 is open. Research Forum + National Educators' Conference, May 5 to 8, 2027 in Fredericton. Early bird rates end December 31!
👉 https://t.co/VSSUNWCKDF
💎 New EduGem: https://t.co/eO7oAOZADZ
✍️ Writing Coach - Guide students through every stage of the writing process from initial brainstorming and outlining to drafting, elaborating, and final polishing
#edtech#GoogleEDU@GeminiApp@GoogleForEdu
To vote, you must show an election official one piece of acceptable ID with your name and qualifying Toronto address. 🪪
Find a list of acceptable identification here: https://t.co/eeC9Hyp7zp