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Join us this Tuesday, Dec. 19, from 4:30 - 8:30 pm for FREE admission, including our special exhibitions!
Third Tuesday Nights Free is made possible through the generous support of TD Bank Group through the #TDReadyCommitment. @TD_Canada
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How to criticize with kindness – philosopher Daniel Dennett on the 4 steps to arguing intelligently, increasingly needed in our times of brute opinion-battling themarginalian.org/2014/03/2…
Today my students visited the Brain and Mind Institute and UWO. Fantastic interactive opportunity to learn about the research they are doing and try some equipment.
In a wonderful throwback, I had 3 students today opt for an “old fashioned” board game over a technology game. So refreshing.
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This video of pandas just being pandas while a zookeeper desperately tries to rake leaves is the best video on the internet
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Calling all students who study computer science, engineering, public affairs or business administration! 📣
We’re looking to fill two internship positions this winter.
Apply by October 18: asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/jobs/searc…
ALT On the right is an image of an astronaut looking down at Earth from space. Black text reads:“Internship offer.”
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Tomorrow’s the day—the partial solar eclipse begins here in Toronto at 11:55 a.m. and ends at 2:25 p.m., with the maximum eclipse happening at 1:09 p.m.
📸: Canadian Space Agency
Proud of a student today who was willing to take a picture of a successful moment in class. His teammates did not want a picture - so he said he respects that and didn’t want to pressure anyone. Nice to see a student aware of those around him and really listening to their wishes.
Today we did another round of breakout boxes at GLSS. Great fun as we put the thinking caps on to solve the puzzles. Thanks for the warm welcome, we enjoyed the connections we could make today.
This year, I’ll be seeing some students graduating from high school that I met when they were in grade 5. Wow. What a lucky job I’ve had to know students this long and see all the wonderful accomplishments they have achieved.
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The experts at @CMANXT share some #advice on bulking up your "thin" #resumé! As a #student, your CV may be scant for now, but there's plenty you can do to make your experiences seem more appealing.
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ALT The experts at @CMANXT share some #advice on bulking up your "thin" #resumé! As a #student, your CV may be scant for now, but there's plenty you can do to make your experiences seem more appealing. https://www.schoolfinder.com/Discover/Article/1/6564/4-Ways-to-Bulk-Up-Your-Thin-Resum%C3%A9-
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Engineering is generally considered to consist of the major primary branches of:
1. Chemical engineering
2. Civil engineering
3. Electrical engineering
4. Mechanical engineering
5. Interdisciplinary branch
1. Chemical engineering subdisciplines:
• Biomolecular engineering
• Materials engineering
• Molecular engineering
• Process engineering
• Corrosion engineering
2. Civil engineering subdisciplines:
• Environmental engineering
• Geological engineering
• Geotechnical engineering
• Structural engineering
• Transport engineering
• Utility engineering
• Water resources engineering
3. Electrical engineering subdisciplines:
• Electronic engineering
• Computer engineering
• Power engineering
• Optical engineering
4. Mechanical engineering subdisciplines:
• Acoustical engineering
• Manufacturing engineering
• Optomechanical engineering
• Thermal engineering
• Sports engineering
• Vehicle engineering
• Power plant engineering
• Industrial plant engineering
• Energy engineering
5. Interdisciplinary branch:
• Aerospace engineering
• Agricultural engineering
• Applied engineering
• Biomedical engineering, Biomedical nanoengineering
• Biological engineering
• Building services engineering
• Energy engineering
• Information engineering
• Industrial engineering
• Mechatronics engineering
• Engineering management
• Military engineering
• Mining engineering
• Nanoengineering
• Quantum engineering
• Nuclear engineering
• Petroleum engineering
• Project engineering
• Railway engineering
• Software engineering
• Supply chain engineering
• Systems engineering
• Textile engineering
Another day of fantastic student visits. This week has been so uplifting! It’s so wonderful to have connections with students even though I’m not a permanent staff member in their building. Educators as a whole seem able to form meaningful connections with hundreds of students.
Have I mentioned what an integral role resource teachers have when we arrive to schools? They are always busy but find a way to make us feel welcomed in their building and also help organize and gather our students. Kudos to all you hard working RT’s that help staff like me.
Today was filled with excitement and laughs. We met with students to remember all the fun things we did last year and preparing for what more we can achieve this year. Thanks for the welcome JMSS and CKSS.
Starting up this year with a new partner. I’m fortunate to have been paired again with someone with lots of experience and ideas / connections to expand and grow our portfolio.
Hope everyone is settling into the new school year.
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Today we celebrate the birthday of Henrietta Lacks, a woman whose remarkable DNA led to countless cures, patents and discoveries: t.ted.com/npsuDdh
Today was my last day working with my partner. We had a great year together-navigating so many new experiences&having some fun success stories. Both of us working a a new job,never having a partner before, just clicked. She is moving on to a position which she will totally rock!
Wonderful PD day planned for secondary staff today at WDSS. Lots of great learning sessions, door prizes, lunch and snacks, and the chance to see so many people both from your own school and beyond. Thanks for all the hard work program dept and the invitation @mcbainbr