Aidan Long

Other than donating/volunteering at food banks what else can people do to help solve this?

cbc.ca/news/canada/ha… Wow, this is an amazing project, so inspiring!

#slide=id.gd9c453428_0_16" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/presentation/d… Take a look at this presentation on the impacts of COVID-19 on food security in Canada.

@Rayan_ElZein what would you say is the best way to help support your community becoming food secure?

Food insecurity has become a much larger issue in Canada since the beginning of the pandemic. There is much less access to local food banks, school meal programs, and affordable eating options, and now 19.3% of households with children are food insecure. #EM203Robin #EM203Problem

Common solutions to food insecurity:

I bet 1500 total I don’t have a gambling problem

A true leader!🇺🇦 #EM203Robin

@EM203Long 100%. I think your tweet highlights the underlying reality that learning is a continuous, fluid process driven by external factors such as technology and social media. While studying learning can give us a sense of what learning is, we must remember that learning is case-specific

A problem I associated with Cassandra’s concept map is that Covid-19 has paused sports which has ultimately lowered many peoples mental health.

A problem about class size that could be added to Paige’s concept map is that students are more comfortable and likely to contribute to class conversation in a smaller setting.

Another problem I identified with Zeba’s concept map on education is the anxiety that many students get leading up to large projects and exams.

@tyler_wildfong_ Technology has definitely completely changed the way we learn for the better and the worse. It’ll be very good to go back in person because it is very difficult to solely learn through technology for most people.

The first three weeks of class have been a blast! I have learned that technology is constantly advancing and that it is effecting the way we learn in both good and bad ways. I think it will be interesting to see how we use these technologies for in person learning. #EM203Robin

@JaypWLU I definitely feel learning different theories gives everyone a much stronger understanding of how different people learn in their own unique ways.

The first few weeks have been great! Technology and media are definitely a large part of everyones lives, and learning about the digital age and relevant learning theories is very beneficial. #EM203Robin

@EM203HJeanson I too learned how to play sudoko and had no prior knowledge of how to do so. It was awesome to learn something new especially at my own pace because of this class.

The beginning of #EM203Robin has been very interesting! I loved getting to learn how to play Soduko while exploring the ways that I learn. I love how unique the class is with the ways it explores various technologies to be used in education.

@EM203MHardy I would also like to add myself to that 1/3 of students who believe they’re online too much especially with school. Just because we know how to use technology does not mean we should be on it all day.

@EM203ZHabibi Hey Zeba. I was definitely surprised by the many different uses of social media and I’m finding myself using it much differently now.

The first three weeks of EM203 has been very interesting for me! One of the main things that I learned so far is the strength of social media and how available information can be. I have gotten a better understanding of connectivity theory and its importance. #EM203Robin

After the first three weeks of EM203 I have realized how much the digital age has influenced the way learning is conducted. Everyone learns best in their own unique way and we have been taught the many different learning strategies that are used in todays world. #EM203Robin