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What I wanted my son to hear today. @JustinTrudeau
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"Absenteeism" means absent for no good reason. @sflecce uses this term incorrectly (deliberately?) to refer to education workers who are absent for very good reasons — and a significant reason is illness due to the unmitigated spread of infections in ON schools. #CleanTheAir
Yet another example of teacher unions opposing common sense.
We know that retired educators fill critical gaps as staff absenteeism remains unacceptably high.
School boards, principal associations, and government continue to call on @otffeo to reverse this decision — let's leverage experienced teachers in the classroom to support our kids.
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Nous avons plusieurs postes d'enseignantes et d'enseignants à combler pour la période des cours d'été d'avancement 2024 ! 🌊🎓
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This is why we are pushing for less wait-and-see and more get-it-done.... because unvaccinated babies are so vulnerable to bad outcomes when measles comes to town. @fordnation @SylviaJonesMPP
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YouTube reminds teenagers when it’s time to take a break. Get help managing your family’s time online + find other ways we're helping make the internet safe for kids and teens 👉 youtube.com/myfamily
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Teachers are great at giving everyone grace but themselves. Give yourself a break too.
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10 things you don't have to do to be an effective leader.
Know Everything
Be the Smartest Person in the Room
Micromanage
Avoid Mistakes
Lead with Fear
Do Everything Themselves
Pretend to Have All the Answers
Ignore Work-Life Balance
Avoid Conflict
Overlook Individual Development
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It's #TreatiesRecognitionWeek in Ontario! Explore the @AnishNation's interactive ways to bring treaty education into the classroom🍎📜
Check out our free online Gdoo-Sastamoo Kii Mi: This Is Our Understanding resource.
Visit: anishinabek.ca/educatio.../g…
#TreatyON
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Reminder: it's been well over a year since our contracts expired. One union has agreed to arbitration. The other unions are bargaining through Nov at least. No union has advised members to stop extras or work to rule. So who is holding kids "hostage" again? Negotiate! #OntEd
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When teachers feel valued and their strengths are utilized, they are 6 times more engaged at school and 3 times more likely to say they have a high quality of life. Now imagine the amazing learning environment they create for their students. It's game changing!
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Moozhendimoowin Naano-Giizhigad
#FridayFeeling
Be the reason someone fells welcomes, seen, heard, valued, loved and supported.
Finish off the week strong and head into a restful and fun weekend!
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Leaders, let your teachers and staff know you appreciate them. Tell them good morning and that you are glad they're there. Watch how little things change culture.
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If education is really “all about the kids” then why do we:
*limit physical activity, play time, the arts, socialization
*focus on standardized tests as success
* give students little voice/input into learning
* focuses on their weaknesses not strengths
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I hate parents that don’t talk to teachers first. They go straight to admin for things they could’ve emailed the teachers about.
It shows that you, as a parent, don’t see us as the professionals we are. So how is your student supposed to see us as professionals?
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November is Indigenous Éducation month @tdsb and focussing on First Nations, Métis and Inuit stories of joy, thrivance and creativity. @UIEC_Tdsb – at Toronto, Ontario
November is Indigenous Education Month at @tdsb centring First Nations, Métis & Inuit stories, experiences, creations, joy & realities. Please see MyPath for virtual events for students & staff. @tdsb staff access resources sites.google.com/tdsb.on.ca/…
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So good to see that Ontario is lowering the age for regular breast cancer screening from 50 to 40. We won’t need a doctor to get a mammogram as we’ll be able to self-refer.
“Today in Ontario, women in their 40s can get a mammogram if they have a doctor willing to write a referral. When the policy changes in a year, women in that age bracket will be able to refer themselves, regardless of whether they have a co-operating doctor or a doctor at all.”
The plan will take effect in the fall of 2024, and it is expected to result in an additional 130,000 women getting mammograms every year.
Kudos to all the advocates and researchers who made this happen!
#onpoli #WomensHealth





















