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Classroom Teacher. Former Gifted/Enrichment Itinerant with WRDSB. Just curious... Previously worked in the tech sector of Waterloo before becoming a teacher.

Waterloo Region
Joined May 2016
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5 Physics Facts Behind Halloween Icons perimeterinstitute.ca/news/d…
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From my hubby. Best gift ever!
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Google Read along using Google's speech recognition and text-to-speech technology. As children read aloud, Diya listens, highlights words in real time, provides pronunciation help when they stumble, and offers positive encouragement readalong.google.com/
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Where in the world is it actually easiest to get rich? youtube.com/watch?v=A9UmdY0E… The US (The Tall Ladder): It has very high highs and very low lows (9:11). the ladder is slippery, and if you fall, there is no safety net to catch you (8:40).
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The economy is not a game of Winners vs. Losers (15:10). The beautiful irony: when a society uses taxes to take care of everyone with free schools and safety nets, it doesn't hurt businesses—it actually helps more everyday people build wealth and achieve their dreams (13:57).
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Smart Machine" Rule (Strong Unions & Technology) Unions make sure that even basic jobs get paid a very high starting wage (10:40). Because workers are so expensive, business owners buy cool new technology & smart machines to do the simple chores .
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This forces companies to become much more modern, fast, and high-tech (11:49). In the long run, having smarter, high-tech companies makes the whole country much more successful and profitable (12:00)
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In some countries, going to a good college costs a fortune - only kids from wealthy families can afford it (9:11). In Social Democracies, college is free - Any kid with a great idea/talent can get a great education & become successful, no matter how much money their parents have
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The Nordic System (The Trampoline): The government collects higher taxes, but it uses that money to build a massive safety net (13:57). This safety net actually acts like a trampoline—it catches people when they fall and bounces them right back up.
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Cymatics! Chladni Plate Simulator Watch particles settle into nodal line patterns driven by sound vibrations. cymavis.com/chladni?f=60&mod…
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The USGS National Geology map lets students explore the geological layers beneath the U.S. and ask: What can the rocks beneath a place tell us about its history? Great for inquiry, spatial thinking, map skills & science! ngmdb.usgs.gov/nationalgeolo…
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10 distinct teaching styles ranked from worst to best, including the Passive Style, Lecture-Only Style, Permission Style, Entertainer Style, Worksheet Style, Socratic Style, Demonstrator Style, Collaborative Style, Facilitator Style, and Adaptive Style facebook.com/share/v/1F8VVzM…
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9,000-Year-Old Peruvian Hunters: Scientists at Wilamaya Patjxa in Peru found a standard "big-game hunter" burial toolkit. Testing tooth enamel proteins proved the individual was a 17- to 19-year-old female. 30% to 50% of big-game hunters during that era may have been female
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According to the philosopher Martin Heidegger, we do not control technology. In fact, he believed that technology actually controls us by changing how we see the world. He wrote this in 1954, before computers and the internet! Imagine what he would think today!
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