It’s a cake, and they really do talk a lot! 😅

I appreciate how Natasha Ramsahai always brings attention to students and staff at schools without air conditioning when temperatures get dangerously hot; something which is becoming more common in June and September. #OntEd

After years of Zoom interviews it was a pleasure to work with Deana Sumanac-Johnson in person for an upcoming CBC story!”

Most of us do land acknowledgements wrong. Let's go over what an indigenous educator taught me about land acknowledgements and the ways to integrate indigenous learning. #canada #cdnpoli #indigenous #nativetiktok #frankdomenic🍁

A gift from a student, drawn in the style of the Amoeba Sisters (I frequently incorporate their videos into my lessons) and depicting my famous methane bubbles fire experiment! I will treasure this forever! 😭

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Fans, air filters, or any other helpful appliances can’t be donated to schools because… I don’t know, it might explode or something? And school boards’ top priority is not keeping kids (and staff) safe, but avoiding lawsuits.

A fundamental shift in mindset that I've had as an educator is that exams should be designed to let students show you what they know, not trick them into exposing what they don't. Thanks to The Current on CBC Radio for having me on to discuss. cbc.ca/radio/thecurre…

Hey all, this piece will be airing on CBC News: The National tonight.

Who do you think is to blame for the strained relationship between Canada and the United States right now? Explain your choice, and please RT to spread the demographic!

I'm glad that the apparent teacher shortage is framed as a retention issue rather than a recruitment one, because that's exactly what it is. Thanks as always to Deana Sumanac-Johnson and CBC News: The National for reaching out to me. youtu.be/qE5wUt6ushs?si…

The web article version of the recent piece from The National. Includes some points that didn’t make it into the televised version. Thanks to Jessica Wong, and thanks again to Deana Sumanac-Johnson and CBC News: The National for reaching out to me. cbc.ca/news/canada/te…

Have you noticed smart people are suddenly irrational—ignoring facts & embracing narrative? It’s not your imagination—it’s a biological phenomenon exploited by leaders & we’re all vulnerable to it. Let’s talk about amygdala flooding & neurobiological hijacking. <thread> 🧵👇