@luvthecoolbreez@blogTO I think that is a broad brush approach to be calling a the person on this video a criminal. Last time I check the rule was a person is innocent until found guilty by a court of law. I guess some people on security make up their own rules
#letsteachadults In the era of so many numbers and code, anything is possible because it very hard to keep up with memorizing so much. It is a challenging task that we all have to adapt to
#letsteachadults In my opinion, I think that Fall is the best season in Canada, because of the different and beautiful colours of the falling tree leaves, it is really a sight.
#letsteachadults Tier Learning, By Kyle Robinson and Dr. Nancy L. Hutchinson. The expression “tiered approaches” has been used in two distinct but related ways regarding the education of students with learning disabilities (LDs).
#letsteachadults Learning of concepts and verbs to make a critical analysis of a subject matter. Such a learning concept is crucial in a top tier type of learning in the classroom. It was a very interesting session.
#letsteachadults When teachers design tiered lessons or tasks to respond to differences in student readiness, they are trying to adjust the difficulty level of the task so that all students experience a challenge that is neither too great nor too small.
#letsteachadults The ability to ask lower-order questions are based on the answer where the answer is base on facts. While higher-order questions are base on big ideas or interpretations.
#Letsteachadults I have been thinking about this idea since I am from a typical climate. How has the winter season impacted the mental health of new immigrants in Canada?
#letsteachadults I have been thinking about this idea since I am from a typical climate. How has the winter season impacted the mental health of new immigrants in Canada?
#letsteachadults Today as I learn about creativity in the classroom and the challenges that lie between the teacher and the student. If these challenges are not properly managed then students could be 'kicked' out of class. I have experienced the same some time ago.