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Month: October 2016

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Classroom Reflections

Ain’t Nobody Got Time for That!

Written by Jason Bornstein October 25, 2016October 27, 2016

As the popular meme goes, “Ain’t nobody got time for that!” Whether it is studying for a test, completing a lab report, committing to a school sports team or club, students never seem to have enough time. But the same goes for us teachers: how are we supposed to find the time to plan great … Continue reading “Ain’t Nobody Got Time for That!”

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Welcome to Cohort 21

Written by Jason Bornstein October 5, 2016

Welcome to Cohort 21. This is the first post on your new blog. This journal is an integral part of your Cohort 21 experience. Here you will reflect, share and collaborate as you move through the C21 learning cycle towards your action plan. Cohort 21 is a unique professional development opportunity open to CIS Ontario … Continue reading “Welcome to Cohort 21”

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