Adjunct Prof., Curriculum & Pedagogy, Fac.of Ed, UBC | PostDoc UPenn| Wanderlust | Waterskier | Consummate Author of Uncompleted to-do Lists
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Elementary teachers:
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First and foremost, be wary of the difference between MISinformation and DISinformation. While they can seem interchangeable, the difference lies in the intent. Precise language is important e.g. propaganda can fall under the umbrella of disinformation
ALT Graphic showing the difference between disinformation and misinformation. Disinformation: when people intentionally create false or misleading information to make money, have political influence, or to maliciously cause trouble or harm. Why do people share disinformation? For money, political gain, to cause confusion, or to sow mistrust. Misinformation: when people share disinformation but they don't realize it's false or misleading, often because they're trying to help or want to feel part of a community. Why do people share misinformation? Out of fear and wanting to protect people they care about or to connect with others who are sharing similar information.
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RT @Dean_of_math
What if our rubrics were wheels instead of linear progressions that give the impression of learning coming to an end? A colleague brought me this idea and I can’t stop thinking about it.
#CodeBreaker
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In this lesson, inspired by the History Bits video “Railway Men,” students will analyze artifacts to learn about the experiences of Black #sleepingcarporters on the job. #BlackHistoryMonth ow.ly/u8m650HPA97
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If you're a CAMPUS subscriber, check out our new study guide - Exploring Black Communities in Canada Through Film: bit.ly/3rs9nfQ @NHenryFundi #education #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM2022
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One of the clearest signs of learning is rethinking your assumptions and revising your opinions.
21 things I rethought in 2021: a thread...
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Statement by Steve Simon, WTA Chairman & CEO:
The statement released today by Chinese state media concerning Peng Shuai only raises my concerns as to her safety and whereabouts. Peng Shuai must be allowed to speak freely, without coercion or intimidation from any source.
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“Peng Shuai, and all women, deserve to be heard, not censored"--
🎾@WTA stance contrasts with IOC backing its @Olympics partner.
Beijing has horrific history of “disappearing” critics+extracting forced confessions
My @HRW article #WhereIsPengShuai
hrw.org/news/2021/11/18/chin… #SRA – at Manhattan, NY
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Here we go 🎉! It’s the 1st day of the #UBCBEd2022 practicum! Thank you to our amazing school partners @Meadowridge @fvschools @SouthpointeA @StJohnsSociety @SouthlandsIB @QueenMaryCE @MulgraveSchool @NVSD44 (Capilano). We are excited to learn alongside you🍎.
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How To Talk To Kids About The National Day For Truth And Reconciliation | @CBCKids
Article I wrote ahead of a really important day. Check it out and share!
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An enormous thanks to all the teachers out there who kept going through this ridiculous year and rescued a lot of struggling kids along the way
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As part of their Community Field Experience (CFE), teacher candidates in the @UBCTeacherEd Program are developing educational resources for our graphic narratives. Their reflection pieces will be featured on our webpage later this month. A big thank you to these amazing students!
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Paxton Smith is the valedictorian of Lake Highlands High School's class of 2021. She submitted her commencement speech for approval, then tossed it aside. She had something else to say about the new state law that bans abortions as early as six weeks. dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…
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Canadians should be prepared for more discoveries like Kamloops, Murray Sinclair says cbc.ca/news/canada/sinclair-…
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There are many maps available of residential schools in Canada however, they don't always include day schools, hospitals or schools outside the scope of the settlement agreement. Our records and collections site includes a map, timeline and resources: collections.irshdc.ubc.ca/in…
ALT map of Canada with markers for residential schools
ALT View of timeline from early 1600s to 2020
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Stories have played, & will continue to play, a role in educating Canadians, young & old, about the terrible legacy of Residential Schools. There's no excuse not to know the history or its impact. Here is a thread of books, thanks to all who listed them over the last week (1/?)
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We asked 3,446 high school students to evaluate real online sources with a live Internet connection. The bottom line: "The results of this study should give pause to anyone who cares about the future of democracy."
Our latest research:
A new @ERjournal_AERA article finds that high school students struggle to discern quality information from sham online, revealing an urgent need to prepare them for a world where info flows ceaselessly across their screens. Read the open access article: journals.sagepub.com/stoken/…