April King
@MsADKing
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(she/her/hers) Secondary School Administrator, Lifelong Learner, Relationship Builder, and more (tweets are my own / re-tweets are not endorsements)
Ontario, Canada
Joined August 2013
Cheers to a new year ahead!This year brought its share of trials - moments that tested patience, strength,&faith. It also brought many beautiful memories created w/ loved ones,laughter that lingered,&moments that mattered.I'm grateful to have been given another year to learn&grow
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The holidays can be heavy for some. Holding space for anyone moving through this season gently, and wishing for moments of comfort wherever they can be found 💙🤍
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Wrapped up 12 weeks teaching Mental Health in the Classroom to an impressive @LaurierEdu BEd cohort. Grateful for the reciprocal learning & inspired by their passion. The future of education is in great hands!
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I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as the Editorial Assistant for the past year and a half, as it has allowed me to stay current with educational trends from around the world. I hope you will enjoy reading another edition of JTL!
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New program with UGDSB!
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GUELPH, Ontario – The Upper Grand District School Board (UGDSB), through its Continuing Education de...
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In education, this is such an important message to remember. We need to stay curious and ask ourselves what is at the root of this behaviour? With that being said, the same message rings true for most adults as well.
“Children don’t wake up in the morning thinking, ‘How can I make my teacher’s life difficult today?’ Every behavior is a form of communication — a message about hunger, exhaustion, fear, or unmet needs. When we look beyond the behavior and listen with empathy and compassion, we
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Nice to run into some lovely colleagues at Special Olympics soccer today. It was cold and wet, but there were still a lot of smiles to be found!
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One involved, caring, and patient person can change the entire trajectory of a struggling student’s life. When a child feels seen, believed in, and supported — not just when they succeed, but especially when they stumble — something shifts. Hope returns. Walls come down. Growth
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