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Posts by 🇨🇦 Dr. Kathy Hibbert

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ReBound Press Canadian Indie publisher of high-quality Canadian mysteries!

Times are tough right now for all of us: we get it! Can't afford to buy a great mystery novel from our online website reboundpress.com? Contact your local library and ask them to order one! We're in all the wholesale catalogues. #ReBoundPress #ProudlyCDN #CanadianMysteries

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#BookSky
Wow. A must read.

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Newly introduced legislation in Ontario will abolish the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario, and absorbing into the ministry. This is another in a long line of decisions to destroy the autonomy of university in Ontario and place them under greater and more direct government control.

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This is a well-documented pattern in medical research and reflects systemic gender bias in pain assessment and treatment.👇

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Absolutely true. In this statement, I was thinking about our teachers. And what is happening to my beloved profession.

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It set me up to think that the world could be like that. Where is the imagination, vision and planning for our education profession? And what are we losing when we don’t invest in our future potential?
#EduSky
#onted
#onpoli

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I remember as a kid, laying on sleeping bags in our yard with our black and white tv on the lawn so we could watch the first moon landing. We marvelled at the imagination, vision and plannning that allowed us to achieve such as thing. And the collaboration!
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If you strip away purpose and autonomy, you don’t just reduce motivation—you reduce it to its most basic, transactional form.

People will still act, but not with energy, creativity, or ownership.
#EduSky
#ontEd
#teaching

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What an experience for you to witness Oz, after all your work.

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#EduSky

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And yes- *Ministry. Typing too quickly.

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Media perpetuate this labeling and there are implications that go beyond the misnomer. If #teachers are not recognized as full professionals - with autonomy and professional judgment, we will continue to see them leave the profession. It’s not “paint by number” folks.

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#OntEd The shift from teachers’ college to Faculties of Education began in the 60s and all programs were Faculties of Education by 1974. Yet our own Munistry of Education continues to refer to it as teachers’ colleges- more than 50 years later. We are a female dominated profession…

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They do not leave the initial teacher education program. They leave within the first five years of teaching. This is not a research based response, and the whiplash will have implications not considered.

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So Ontario has decided to reduce the #teachereducation program to 12 months. They still refer to it as “teachers’ college” and do not account for the increased complexities in today’s classroom and believe it will help retain teachers who are leaving the profession in increasing numbers. /1

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🚨Early View Article Alert: 'Integrating sustainable technology into mathematics education: Green math innovations (a case study of the mathematics curricula for middle stage in Egypt)' written by Shaimaa Samir Anwer Hemeda is available to read: bera-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

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If you would like a pdf of this report card, DM me your email address and I will send it to you.

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What if our students were writing the report cards?
#OntED #EduSky #teaching #measuringwhatmatters

What would you add?

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How many children came to school hungry today?

#ONTED Are we really measuring what matters?
#teachingforlearning
#conditionsforlearning Don't get distracted.

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Heat pumps for all new homes and plug-in solar in green tech drive Solar panels that can be plugged in at home could be available to buy in supermarkets in the coming months.

"Developers will be required to install solar panels and heat pumps in all new homes in England as part of updated planning requirements published by the government."

Imagine taking the energy transition seriously.

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Stephen has his own author page on reboundpress.com right now as well! It's exciting to be a debut author! He has a great PI story coming out & if you can't afford to purchase a copy right now, get hold of your library and ask them to order it. It's in all the Canadian library wholesale catalogues!

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I can’t help imaging what could be achieved in all areas of our lives if we collaborated, shared and aimed for improving all our lives. I have to live in hope to fend off despair at the choice to destroy instead…

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Dismantling the “Science of Reading” and the Harmful Reading Policies in its Wake [UPDATED] [Header Photo by Nick Fewings on Unsplash] After emailing me about new reading legislation being proposed in North Carolina—next door to my home state of South Carolina that also has jumped on the …

Nice overview: radicalscholarship.com/2021/04/22/d...

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History and Medicine - Associate Professor or Professor with Tenure - McMaster University This role is designed for an exceptional scholar whose work bridges humanities-based historical inquiry and contemporary infectious diseases scholarship, with particular emphasis on the history of pla...

ICYMI: "This role is designed for an exceptional scholar whose work bridges humanities-based historical inquiry & contemporary infectious diseases scholarship, with particular emphasis on the history of plagues & pandemics, climate variability and climate change..."

niche-canada.org/2026/03/05/h...

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Translating, restraining kids, teaching multiple grades at once: teachers describe complex classrooms | CBC News Data rarely tells the full story. So when CBC News emailed a questionnaire to tens of thousands of Alberta teachers this January, we invited them to share stories to illustrate what classroom complexi...

“I used to love my job. Now I’m just trying to survive it… Teaching happens in the gaps between emergencies…” 😢

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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Western leads new initiative for equitable access to HIV cure IMMUNEQUITY is a new public-private international collaboration led by Eric Arts which reimagines how HIV cures are developed so scientific innovation, affordability, manufacturability and equitable…

IMMUNEQUITY is a new public-private international collaboration led by #WesternU, aiming to reimagine how #HIV cures are developed so scientific innovation, affordability, manufacturability and equitable accessibility are treated as inseparable goals.

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Push back on Ontario threats to end school board elections: NDP critic Opposition MPP Chandra Pasma issued the call at a Wednesday evening town hall in Sarnia

“We need change, but we need that change to be funding & investments in our schools, not shutting out community & local voices; not taking away transparency & accountability"
Today'S Farmer todaysfarmer.ca/news/local-n... #OnEdu #Onpoli

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In appreciation for @peggyblair coming to talk to our book club, we are purchasing her books from Rebound Press and donating them to our local libraries.
#supportCanadianauthors
#booksky

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Seeking profit over substance. I encourage you to check out Rebound Press and read her books along with other great Canadian authors who are finding their way back into press.
#booksky
#bookclub
#mystery

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Thanks so much to @peggblair.bsky.social for joining our bookclub tonight. What an interesting discussion! One of the reasons why I love her books is precisely because of the characters she develops and how they include Canadians and places in Canada that are so rarely in books published by those

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