Thank you Jo-Anne Chrona for introducing CR4YR to this valuable resource for honouring indigenous principles of learning in our practice. Access this website directly https://firstpeoplesprinciplesoflearning.wordpress.com
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Special thanks to @Ben_Pare for tweeting what @sd41 is up to! Click on the picture below to visit Ron Ritchhart’s (principal investigator for the Cultures of Thinking Project) website and resources.
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January 22/23 2015 is the Winter CR4YR Provincial Network Session to be held at the HILTON VANCOUVER AIRPORT HOTEL in Richmond. Please visit HERE to read all of the details of this two day event.
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CC Credit: Torrey Wily
With a little help from primary students! Read the entire article HERE.
“An experiment carried out recently by the University of British Columbia and the University of California among primary school students also showed that sharing had positive effects. Half the children studied were asked to perform acts of kindness – food sharing, or giving hugs for example – and half were asked to keep note of pleasant places they visited. The children who were kind had more friends, had more fun and felt happier than those who carried out activities which pleased only themselves.” (2015, A. Kennedy)
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