Organisations have ethical obligations when they choose to use Social Media to engage with an audience. Why? Because they haveve the power to negatively affect individuals through the Organisation's extensive social media audience which, more often than not, spills over to 1/3
mainstream media.This photo is a good example of an organisation that has no Code of Ethics to guide their social media interaction and posts.
They have singled out an individual without the individual's permission, my Aunty, and made fun of her. A dearly loved kaumatua of 2/3
our hapu, who has lived and worked her whole life for our whanau, hapu, and iwi.
Shame on you Te Uru Taumatua. You do not represent us, you represent greed, exclusion, and the exploitation of the vulnerable.
#GetOut
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One mayoral candidate in Whakataane. She received VFF's local election candidate information pack. stuff.co.nz/bay-of-plenty/30…
I'm a bit surprised that there are no other kids at the Wellington Central Library today, on such a wet yucky day. My kids are enjoying reading in the round shelf things which after such a busy day yesterday.
It's Tumeke Tumuaki Week. A huge shout out to my Principal Tweet Peeps!!
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A Survival Brain versus Thinking Brain explanation tip for kids. vt.tiktok.com/ZSdKDusLY/?k=1
It's made a positive change to my life too. I had forgotten how much I loved to compete, and challenge myself physically. If you are curious contact your local Jiu Jitsu club and give a beginners class a go. I promise you'll have a blast!
Longer I work as a Leader and a Principal the more I understand that the position of Leadership is actually a position of Service.
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They found the cause of SIDS
THEY FOUND THE CAUSE OF SIDS
Excuse me while I cry for all the parents, including lead researcher Dr Carmel Harrington, who lived with guilt. And cry happy tears for parents in the future who will have access to screening and prevention. 😭
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It is misleading to say that we have found the cause of SIDS; one study has identified an enzyme that might be a potential biomarker for SIDS vulnerability (correlation not causation). The correlation is statistically significant but relatively weak.
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The study itself: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35533499/
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