Hello there, everybody,
As you may have noticed, this blog is moving from a monthly schedule to an almost-weekly schedule for now due to the pandemic situation going on.
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BrainPOP
March 24th, 2020
Hello there everybody!
How’s it going? As you can see from the timestamp here, I’ve scheduled this for awhile now, and I really hope that by the time this post reaches your eyes, you will either already have known about it and have signed up, or you will not need it anymore (over here, the government has closed schools (from elementary schools to universities) until May 1rst as of the writing of this, and they even said that they might close until next school year as well…). But just in case neither of those happened, by May 21rst, I just wanted to share this website with you:
Pearson ERPI
March 31rst, 2020
Hello there, everybody,
How’s it going?
As I’ve explained before, this post is originally (as long as I don’t suddenly change it) scheduled for May 2020, and is part of a series of posts that I intend to add with my monthly posts, as a way to help spread awareness about what resources are available for parents and teachers out there, to help students and children.
Editions Grand Duc
March 24th, 2020
Hello there, everybody,
How is it going? This is part of a limited series that I’m making about things that teachers or parents can do to still continue to educate their students/children during the pandemic of COVID-19. I am trying to post more often since… I don’t want to study for my midterm and because I feel like these may be extremely helpful to a lot of us.
Today, I want to talk about Éditions Grand Duc which is a Quebecker publisher for pedagogical books here in Quebec. They publish a multitude of textbooks for pre-K, elementary school and high school subjects ranging from English to Math and French, etc.
TESL TreeHouse
March 23rd, 2020
Hello there, everybody!
I hope this post finds you in good health, especially with all this pandemic happening right now. I hope you’ve been washing your hands and I hope you’ve been social distancing properly! At any rate, this post will be published in a few weeks, so I really hope that some solutions will have been found by then…
Don’t get me started on how MUCH I don’t want to study right now… *COUGH*
This post is a part of a series I am trying to implement on this website, where I give recommendations, or other golden finds for the period of the corona virus pandemic. Social isolation and distancing are giving me time to study for my now-online classes (UGH! Please no… I can barely concentrate with all these things happening around us!!!)… and to write on this blog!
At any rate, here goes…
Chenelière Éducation
March 31rst, 2020
Hi there, everybody!
How are you doing? As I explained in my post two weeks ago, I wanted to try and post weekly in order to help you find more and different sources of education for your students or for your children (as teachers or parents, respectively).
Many companies, like Chenelière Éducation, are trying to accommodate for the pandemic and for the fact that schools are now closed until May 1rst (and probably even further into the year, let’s be honest here). Chenelière Éducation is a Montreal company who publishes textbooks for elementary schools, high schools, CEGEPs and universities!
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