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Download EpisodeIn this episode, our R.I.S.E student Rachel interviews Mark Fraser, a former ice hockey defenceman in the NHL who is currently leading the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion team for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Listen in to learn more about his life, his NHL career, and the different ways he promotes social justice in hockey!...
Download EpisodeThis weekly show is about great posts from Ontario Edubloggers and the star lineup this week is:(The agenda, with rough timestamps)0:00 Stephen and Doug chat0:10 Matthew Morris - @callmemrmorris0:20 Marc Hodgkinson - @Mr_H_Teacher0:30 Setareh Dabbagh0:40 Kelly McLaughlin0:50 Doug McDowall - @dougzone2_1...
Download EpisodeIn this bonus episode, Tom offers his perspective on the New Reporting Order in British Columbia set to be implemented in the 2023-24 school year. In PART 1, Tom highlights the backstory and development (and poor messaging) surrounding the implementation of the new curriculum when it was first developed several years ago. In PART 2 (15:15), Tom takes aim at the obsession some have with percentage-based grading and why it is an unreliable, inaccurate, and incomplete way of assessing. In PART 3 (35:04), Tom offers...
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Download EpisodeI had a great conversation with Paul Stisser, the Director of Educational Institutions and LMS Partnerships for ReadSpeaker. Paul has been a leader in ReadSpeaker's TTS Education initiatives. Prior to ReadSpeaker, Paul worked at D2L and start-up Moblmedia. He also has 14 years of education and teaching experience in Rochester, NY, specializing in Special Education and At-Risk Students. Paul attended St. Bonaventure University with degrees in History and Literacy. We talked about ReadSpeaker which is a text-to-speech (TTS) company. With ReadSpeaker embedded...
Download EpisodePlongez dans le pouvoir transformateur de l'art et de l'apprentissage des langues avec notre invitée, Chafica Al-Dahr. Rejoignez-nous pour explorer son approche révolutionnaire qui utilise le processus créatif pour cultiver la maîtrise du français. Des défis surmontés à l'autonomisation des élèves, cet épisode met en avant les possibilités infinies lorsque l'art devient un véhicule d'acquisition linguistiqueImmerse yourself in the transformative power of art and language learning with our guest, Chafica Al-Dahr.. Join us as we delve into her revolutionary approach that harnesses the...
Download EpisodeThis episode will provide opportunities for professors and instructors to share their visions for preservice teacher education in Ontario.On tonight's panel:Julie Mueller @jmuellerprofBonnie Stewart @bonstewartTracy Crowe @tracycrowe...
Download EpisodeThe best way to protect whales is to keep ships and other human activities away from them, but we have to know where they are in order to avoid them. Traditionally this has meant watching for whales from the surface, which is time consuming and ineffective especially for deep diving species of whales. The solution may be to use another sense: sound rather than sight. The same acoustic detection techniques developed to detect the submarines are now being used to listen underwater for...
Download EpisodeDescription: This week on #Educrush we hear from Calgary’s Current and the first ever Black Poet Laureate of the city, Wakefield Brewster as he shares with us the importance of story and poetry and education. Wakefield on Twitter @LyricalPitpull Wakefield on Instagram @Wakefield_Brewster Alex on Twitter: @MrAlexNoel Natalie on Twitter: @natabasso Podcast on Twitter: @educrushpod Podcast on Instagram: @educrushpod Links Mentioned: https://wakefieldbrewster.com/...
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As Early Learning professionals, we 'live out loud' the 4 foundations found in How Does Learning Happen?: Belonging, Well-being, Expression and Engagement.
Who better to help us lean in to the notion of Well-Being for 'ourselves', than Darci Lang, who is a motivational speaker on the topic of Focusing on the 90%.
Darci Lang is an engaging, entertaining, and powerful speaker whose message about ‘Focusing on the 90%’ is clear, insightful and, most of all, important. For 29 years, Darci has been sharing tough...
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in this episode we explore early years from the perspective of two dads who both happened to share the same first name.
Justin Langlois is a dad, stepdad, a bilingual Registered Early Childhood Educator, and a certified Self Reg Champion through The Mehrit Centre. An RECE for nearly 10 years, Justin can be found wearing a super-hero cape while engaging with children at the EarlyON Centre in Tilbury, Ontario.
Justin Smith is the father of 2 boys aged 2 and 7. Justin’s career journey started...
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How often do you get a chance to hear two people from the trades talk about the importance of the early years. Have a listen as Tim Carson and Shaun Moore celebrate the importance of 'loose parts' play spaces in the early years as a way of unleashing your inner tradesperson!
Shaun Moore is a dad, a Registered Early Childhood Educator, a Child and Youth care graduate, and is currently working toward his Forest Practitioner certificate. Currently Shaun works at an Early On Centre...
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In this episode, we head upstream with Justin Langlois, RECE, and Shaun Moore, RECE, two male early childhood educators (part of the 1-5% of male ECEs in Canada).
Observe, wait and listen (OWL) as Justin and Shaun chat about a career centered on making dreams come true and chasing Superhero capes!
Justin Langlois is a dad, stepdad, a bilingual Registered Early Childhood Educator, and a certified Self Reg Champion through The Mehrit Centre. An RECE for nearly 10 years, Justin can be found wearing a...
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In this episode, we are joined by Jessica Holder, RECE, and Vicki Davis, RECE, to take us further into How Does Learning Happen?, and its use as a powerful tool for early childhood educators.
Not only do the HDLH? foundations (well-being, expression, belonging and engagement) guide and fuel the way we create conditions for early learning, but they also offer professional educators some powerful tools for thinking about what happens in those environments.
Vicki Davis is a Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE) She started her...
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What do you get when you connect a leader responsible for introducing major shifts in thinking about early childhood education to the province of Ontario, with an insightful, high-energy RECE who works everyday to bring those shifts to life in an early childhood classroom? You get magic!
Dani Williams-Long is a Registered Early Childhood Educator and a Toddler Educator at the Ingersoll Children’s Center, Oxford Community Child Care. Dani graduated from Georgian College with her ECE in 2007 with Honours, and she is currently...
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What on earth does an Innovation Park have to do with Early Learning environments? Back up a minute! What is an Innovation Park? And how does the concept and practice of "Loose Parts" connect both innovation parks and early learning environments?
Ariella Lukach is a leader in the growth and development of ecosystems, communities, organizations, and individuals. She is passionate about building collaborative communities with a shared vision and targets, whether between people in an organization or between multiple organizations. Ariella's work prioritizes people,...
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On this episode, we're diving into a topic that will be familiar to many from the early years community: Loose Parts. And to help bring this idea to life, we are joined Miriam Beloglovsky, author and speaker on Loose Parts, and Heather Graham, RECE. What do we mean by Loose Parts, and how does the approach and thinking come to life in an early years environment?
Heather Graham is a Registered Early Childhood Educator, working at Growing Together Family Resource Centre at the May...
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A ‘frickin’ legend among ECE’s in child care centres across towns, urban hubs and faraway places, Dr.Clinton has shared her passion for children, attachment, early brain development, and the impact of just one smiling face on the development of an early mind, body and soul.
But just what is it that draws Dr.Clinton to children? What has fueled her profession throughout the years? What are her proudest moments? And what life lessons can she share in a way she has never shared before?
Dr. Clinton...
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Meet your hosts, Stephen Hurley and Michelle Schurter!
In this first episode, join us to find out who we are, and this series is all about...
Download EpisodeCarolyn Foote is an educator/librarian, a White House Champion of Change, provides Library design, is a keynoter, a Lilead Fellow, and the co-founder of #FReadomFighter. The post Episode #145: FReadom Fighters with Carolyn Foote first appeared on Rethinking Learning....
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