Life-long learner of lang, profe de español, Geo, ESL, FSL & an advocate for special needs youth. Currently, an avid online teacher just taking in all the tech
Followed #visual instructions to make #origami#orangeshirts in our #ddr class yesterday. We’d been talking about the significance of this day all week and it was great to have the visual representation of what we’ve been discussing #EveryChildMatters
I continue to be asked about differences b/w Moderna & Pfizer. The Globe & Mail described them as 2 kinds of bottled water: the name on the bottle differs but contents are essentially the same. In the end you’re getting the same thing: both are tested, safe & highly protective.
Educators, as you look forward to September 2021, above all else:
1. Centre relationships with students & families
2. Co-build and maintain classroom community
3. Begin the year with names, pronunciation, personal/cultural meanings,student identities, cultures & lived experiences
The Delta variant is 50% more transmissible & now represents 25% of all new #COVID19 cases.
Meanwhile, Peel Region has 20% of the province's cases & it receives only 9% of all of the vaccines.
We must divert 2nd dose vaccines to hotspots ASAP to protect Ontario from a 4th wave.
peel region has the highest number of new weekly covid cases. it is near the bottom in vaccine access. and workers are still being asked to be essential without paid sick leave for them as human beings.
this is systemic discrimination in motion.
...especially when you think of the fact that ALL students are 1) taking English class x4 during their HS career and 2) their English language development is, well, constantly developing.
And wouldn't the latter term imply that some students are done learning English when students are taking an English class every year from K-12 to learn...English?