Jeevan Singh

Check out my presentation on how the pandemic affected marginalized groups, and the solutions I believe could help canva.com/design/DAEyA-n…

Hi @edwardcxie! I'm currently doing some research on how marginalized groups have been predominately effected during the pandemic and would love to get your opinion

@StevePhillipsMD I would love to get your opinion on how marginalized groups have been predominately effected by the pandemic

Look at this interesting Ted Talk regarding marginalized groups youtube.com/watch?v=VzyjDR… - " Every seven minutes a black person dies prematurely in the US. That is over 200 black people who would not die if the health of black and whites were equal"

If you have any comments about this topic please feel from to direct message me or search " covid marginalization" in the twitter search bar for more interesting statistics and facts!

Possible Solutions to marginalized groups being ostracized during the pandemic are 1. better policies and regulations 2. priority access to vaccinations and proper medical treatments

Society is facing two pandemics: health and inequality. The pandemic has made it prevalent that health inequalities exist in marginalized groups and we, as a society, need to think of a solution.

Check out some quick facts about how marginalized groups were affected by the pandemic.

Hi @FelixMunger - I would love to get your opinion on how Covid-19 has brought attention to health inequalities that exist in marginalized groups

Super insightful to see my twitter analytics!

An interesting article from Public Health Ontario that addresses the health inequalities that have occurred during the pandemic. It shines light on the racial and ethic disparities that were surfaced and how to move forward as a society. #EM203Problems publichealthontario.ca/-/media/docume…

Tims x Justin Bieber. Coming Soon. #Timbiebs. Canada and US Only.

" I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination" - Jimmy Dean #EM203Robin

After 3 weeks in this course, I have really enjoyed the tasks so far! It is very cool to see how students can absorb information in a variety of ways and are able to look at simple tasks in a broader perspective. Looking forward to the rest of the semester. #EM203Robin

@Em203eng Hey Emily! I also have been really enjoying this course and I'm looking forward to learning more throughout the semester!

I have enjoyed the first three lessons so far, it has been super engaging and interactive. I look forward to seeing what else is in store for this semester! #EM203Robin

@dani__gooding Hi Dani! As a person who tends to constantly multi-task I also found this experiment really interesting. Moving forward in this semester I’m going to try and focus on one task at a time to see if that improves my performance.

These first three weeks I've learned so many things but I can say that the biggest impact is the multi-tasking experiment. I always thought multi-tasking was useful but after seeing the results, I realized that doing things simultaneously decreases the overall quality.#EM203Robin

@evan_ramji That’s awesome! It’s always fun to try new things and challenge ourselves.

Completed my first sudoku puzzle ever. Took a while but finally got it! #EM203Robin

@PsychZey Great Job! It’s awesome to see the impact that youtube has on our ability to learn new skills!

EM203 Week 3 challenge: I learned how to dance the Tango for this twitter assignment! To learn it, I started by watching a Youtube video on the basics of the Tango. I then visualized doing it before actually practicing it. It was frustrating at first but fun overall! #EM203Robin

@EM203Varma Great to hear, Ansh! I agree that understanding the variety of ways students can absorb information is interesting - looking forward to the rest of the semester as well!

The first three weeks of this course have been very interesting and enjoyable #EM203Robin! The lessons have provided me new insight into the importance and impact that digital communication has on learning. I’m looking forward to learning more throughout the semester!