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 Winnipeg, Manitoba
Joined October 2015
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Show your support for Winnipeg Humane Society by voting for Tundra & Finn in WHS Pets on Pints

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We'd like to extend you complimentary access to our Ensuring your Digital Privacy interactive resource guide! This resource provides you with the tools to protect both your and your loved ones' personal information online. hubs.ly/Q02mWQlZ0
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ADHD Jesse
@adhdjesse5 Jul 2023
The ADHD Strengths Iceberg
THE ADHD STRENGTHS ICEBERG WHAT PEOPLE THINK ADHDERS ARE GOOD AT: creativity, talking fast WHAT ADHDERS ARE ACTUALLY GOOD AT: learning, literally anything they find interesting, empathy, problem solving, working under pressure, changing the world, brainstorming, risk-taking, getting a lot done in a short amount of time, crisis situations, unique intuition, forgiveness, optimism, competitive challenges, entrepreneurship, mastering new hobbies, creating something beautiful, tackling new challenges, sense of humor, authenticity, imagination

ALT THE ADHD STRENGTHS ICEBERG WHAT PEOPLE THINK ADHDERS ARE GOOD AT: creativity, talking fast WHAT ADHDERS ARE ACTUALLY GOOD AT: learning, literally anything they find interesting, empathy, problem solving, working under pressure, changing the world, brainstorming, risk-taking, getting a lot done in a short amount of time, crisis situations, unique intuition, forgiveness, optimism, competitive challenges, entrepreneurship, mastering new hobbies, creating something beautiful, tackling new challenges, sense of humor, authenticity, imagination

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This is What It's Really Like to Have ADHD *ADHD Awareness Month* fb.watch/hfChaAbgpc/ via @FacebookWatch

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This is What It's Really Like to Have ADHD *ADHD Awareness Month*

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Thank-you to all who attended the virtual book launch--it was such a wonderful celebration! If you would like to watch the 30-minute recording, click here: youtube.com/watch?v=Cl81qKf2…
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Impact@ImpactWales31 Jan 2022
#thoughtfortheday by @lizandmollie
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Impact@ImpactWales3 Dec 2021
This highly useful list for instruction was shared by @dylanwiliam and it's amazing. Created by @WhatWorksED it covers what research tells us about learning. Take a look 🧐👇👌
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Happiness chemicals and how to hack them…
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The MEHRIT Centre@Self_Reg2 Nov 2021
When it comes to #Coregulation, use the SMARTEST model. Coregulation allows two individuals to be in sync with each other, allowing each to up or down regulate the other to be calm and engaged. #SelfReg
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Mantras for parents are more than positive thoughts. They can retrain our subconsciousness to help increase our motivation to solve problems, find goodness in the world, and accept ourselves as we are. And as we grow, we can better model positive behavior for our children.
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MindShift
@MindShiftKQED18 Jul 2021
Taking students outside – even briefly – can help turn on students' senses. “When kids show up and say, ‘I don't have anything to write,’ it means that you haven't been outside and really opened your eyes.” kqed.org/mindshift/56735/how…

How Outdoor Learning Can Bring Curiosity and Connection to Education in Tough Times - MindShift

Getting kids outside, in nature, has always been good for their health and well-being. Finding small ways to get outside can be a helpful way to learn about your world.

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MindShift
@MindShiftKQED8 Jul 2021
Instead of noting a deficit (e.g. “She needs to speak up more in class discussion”), frame a student’s strengths (e.g., “She is an insightful student who thinks deeply and thoughtfully before responding”). kqed.org/mindshift/51811/six…

Six Strategies to Help Introverts Thrive at School and Feel Understood | KQED

Designing experiences that give kids time to think on their own before sharing out to the class can go a long way in helping introverted kids feel valued and understood.

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TeacherGoals
@teachergoals3 Jun 2021
This is awesome! 🧡
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Added a new fitness board game to my collection! Feel free to use it and share it!!! Link can be found in my pinned tweet #HPE #physed #virtual #fitnessboardgame @genially_en
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It’s OK if your mental health is feeling challenged in new and different ways during the pandemic. Learn about how your body responds to and copes with stress through a concept called the Window of Tolerance: bit.ly/window-of-tolerance #MentalHealthMatters #LetsTalk #TogetherWeCan
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MindShift
@MindShiftKQED26 Apr 2021
Students can pay attention and carry out different learning tasks as long as the cognitive load is not more than their available mental effort. If the cognitive demand is too much, students will be overwhelmed and unable to learn. @SChewPsych @NimahGobir ow.ly/BKtp50Exp20
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