Reasons Why Films and Movies Benefit Student Learning and Mental Health
Movies and films provide an opportunity to elevate student learning and well-being in and outside of the classroom.
Movies and films provide an opportunity to elevate student learning and well-being in and outside of the classroom.
This Hooked on Books series features author/illustrator, Peggy Collins, covering the topics of courage, autism and neurodivergence.
This Hooked on Books series features author Lily Chu to introduce her book The Comeback, with famous Toronto landmarks, new hotspots, and an introduction to Korean popular music (K-pop).
This Hooked on Books series features author / illustrator Jason Li to get his take on this unique and creative methodology to learn the Chinese Language through the The Hanmoji Handbook.
This Hooked on Books series features Jen Ferguson and her book, The Summer of Bitter and Sweet.
Joanne Sallay from Teachers on Call, shares information on elementary EQAO assessments for grade 3 and 6 students to best support families in understanding the process and next steps.
This Hooked on Books series features Monica Arnaldo, creator of Are You a Cheeseburger?
This Hooked on Books series features Bahram Rahman, who personally understands the importance of educating children about sensitive topics with the help of picture books
This Hooked on Books series spotlights a prominent Canadian author Wesley King and his nominated title, Butt Sandwich & Tree!
Joanne Sallay from Teachers on Call features Forest of Reading author Teresa Toten and her nominated title, Eight Days.
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