What is traditional Indigenous mathematics? Find out from firekeeper, grass dancer, fisherman and Ojibwe language teacher Bryan Bellefeuille. A recording of Bryan's presentation is available on the @OntScienceCtr's website: https://t.co/iE5fYrDT1q #STAO#STEM#Indigenous
This article is an important call to action. We need to do more starting yesterday to support adults responsible for children and youth- https://t.co/7TLl2T49SL
We are almost ready for #BlackHistoryMonth! Our middle displays are about amazing Black Canadians, the outer displays are awesome activists but who would you add that is not from Canada, but is someone you think students should learn about during Black History Month? Let me know!
Our National Youth Advisory Committee has developed 3 posters to help youth in Canada understand healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviours. Stay tuned next week as the NYAC shares some of these tips on our social media channels.
See the posters here: https://t.co/YSjolGqlTH
Empower student ownership & creativity by providing choice & flexibility regarding how & when they demonstrate understanding, scaffolded supports, collaborative & independent reflection & self-assessment about success criteria, & opportunities to share with an authentic audience.
What would happen if we focused on amplifying the positive? Let’s find out! Use #ShareTheGood and tell the great stories at your schools and boards. Tag and follow @SMHO_SMSO & share your story: https://t.co/94pX1XAhwr
Bullying hurts. As a school community, we need to work together to ensure the safety of our peers. #HPEOnt has learning expectations for personal safety & injury prevention which include learning about forms of bullying & harassment. #StopBullying