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K2 families enjoying some quality time with the littels during their Jingle and Mingle event this afternoon. Student participated in making crafts and enjoying some yummy treats! @Ms_Duff1
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Congratulations to our March award winners!! Great job at demonstrating the letter “E” in P.R.I.D.E which represents excellence. @PeelSchools @KervinWhite
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So excited for Writers Craft today with the amazing author @Ms_Duff1 @MandelaPS @PeelSchools @PETLA_ #schoollibraryjoy
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The Leaders & Legends Awards recognize the powerful impact of our alumni and friends around the world with six unique awards. Make your nomination by April 25! 🎆 buff.ly/35vOg46 @oisealumfriends
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Hot off the press—Ms. Duff’s new book My Big Dream ready for borrowing @MandelaPS @Ms_Duff1 @PeelSchools @PDSB_Libraries
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We finished off Black History Month by reading a book by a dear friend of mine @Ms_Duff1. The class loved the book and how it taught us to like each others’ differences instead of laughing at them. The class gave it 5 stars ⭐️ @StMaryDPCDSB
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From Career Fair guest speakers to learning about and from illustrious Black trailblazers. Celebrating Black joy and excellence through a plethora of activities.@PeelSchools #BHM @GibiVarghese @Ms_Duff1 @MlleWinter @MsCamilaM @allitracy @mandela1B
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My Big Dream is the latest story in the Rayne Project series celebrating Black identity from the perspective of a young Black girl named Rayne. Author and OISE alum @ms_duff1 builds on themes of equity, stereotypes, and perseverance in this book series: bit.ly/3Bk6P6P
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The 2021 Leaders and Legends Awards are accepting nominations from OISE community members! Recognize the many outstanding contributions of alumni and friends of the Institute worldwide, with six exciting awards. Make a nomination by April 30. buff.ly/2v1nZsj
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What an awesome turnout for our family STEM community event. Thank you to our parent council, parents, students and staff. So much creativity and fun this evening! @MandelaPS @PeelSchools @GibiVarghese @anissamaria15 @MrsKhanGrade5 @preetispeptalk
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Ss loved listening to this story that was written by a good friend of mine. They love the message it sends. Great resource that ties in both Black History Month and standing up to bullying. @olf_dpcdsb
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The story "Me and My Hair" reminds us to love ourselves & celebrate each other's differences. TY to author Stephanie Duff for sharing your book with us during our virtual celebration of #BlackExcellence! #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackJoy @Ms_Duff1 @lisanhart13 @patrika54 @PeelSchools
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Replying to @OISEUofT
Learn more about alum Stephanie Duff (@Ms_Duff1) and her #RayneProject, a series of children stories that aims to empower young black girls to celebrate their own identity: rayneproject.com/ @uoftalumni #RepresentationMatters
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ECE grad @Ms_Duff1 is founder of the Rayne Project, a series empowering young Black girls to celebrate their own identity. The book Me and My Hair teaches youth to be proud of who you are, as you are, and addresses bullying, diversity & race. Check it out: amazon.ca/dp/1664207791/ref=…
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Please join us next Thursday for our parent Webinar to assist your child in developing their math skills through math games! See details in the attached flyer.
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- They build their students self-esteem and confidence.
- They see their students overcome obstacles.
- They console their students through difficult times.
- They care deeply about their students.
So yeah... they see them as family.
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If you ever wondered why teachers often refer to their students as their “kids” it’s pretty simple:
- They spend 180 days together.
- They get to know their students personally.
- They see them at their best and worst.
- They seem them grow academically and emotionally.
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A reminder to all the educators out there that so many of your students can not wait to get to school, because of how you make them when they are around you. #whyweteach
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The best education does not prepare students for a test… or for a college… or for a job. It prepares them to keep learning.




























