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Here is an infographic I made outlining concerns of poverty in Canada.

@mattdwebb Do you think Canada needs UBI to help poverty levels after seeing CERB & other government benefits during the pandemic?

@chris_m_neill Do you think Canada needs UBI to help poverty levels after seeing CERB & other government benefits during the pandemic?

@kjacksonatwlu What do you think the long-run implications for poverty in Canada of unqualified CERB payments? Or the pandemic in general affecting poverty levels.

Retweet this if you think universities should stop increasing tuition costs during the pandemic. #EM203Robin

Here is a link to the federal government for what they are doing to help reduce poverty in Canada. canada.ca/en/employment-…

End Racism. One cause. One commitment. As individuals, we choose our own way to support the cause. As a group of drivers and a wider F1 family, we are united in its goal. #WeRaceAsOne

This shows that the government needs to fund more disability programs to reduce poverty in Canada. #EM203Robin #EM203Research

@Em203Adam in addition to the problems you highlighted in your mind map surrounding poverty, climate change is one of the main causes of global poverty. This creates a chain reaction as climate change has the potential to create hunger through drought or flooding. #EM203problems

@em203nbarron HI Nichola! I agree, with the introduction of social media it can be interesting how learning has shifted and the different learning styles that people prefer. Media is a great point to bring up, as it can definitely have an effect on us as students and individuals.

The initial 3 weeks of this course has outlined various learning strategies! I found it interesting that social media and the internet are shifting how we learn, despite all having different learning styles! It’s clear the impact media has on us! #EM203Robin

@nathan_reesor Me as well Nathan, I had to relearn how to do Sudoku puzzles, and trying to do a hard one took a lot more time than I expected. I'm enjoying the tasks that this course provides so far and how it provides insight to my own learning.

#EM203robin I really enjoyed lesson 3 the most so far, I kinda remembered how to do Sudoku puzzles but relearning them and than challenging myself to complete a more difficult one was a fun Sunday afternoon task.

@EM203marissabi1 Great post! I think it is quite interesting how differently people learn, some might be comfortable with multi-tasking and others may not. I like this course because it provides a lot of unique ways to learn about your own learning as well.

What I find the most enjoyable about #EM203Robin is the unique ways we have been learning over traditional lectures. This speaks volumes to the content we are learning too as we have been studying how individuals can learn in different ways. Today I learned to tango! (badly lol)

@PallottaSophia I agree! There are a lot of positive and negative consequences that using technology can have on the ability to learn. I wonder to what effect will online learning during the pandemic might have on the future of university students going through this right now.

The first few lessons in EM203 has taught me more about the drastic impacts that a digital scope has had on our learning and workspace. Digital implications have provided both positive and negative consequences on our ability to retain information. #EM203Robin

@gilmour_shawn Hi Shawn, you are exactly right, in these unprecedented times, it can be a great way to learn how to learn more digitally. Even professors are learning how to teach better through different mediums using technology. Great post!

The first few lessons as part of #EM203Robin have been a great introduction to learning in todays digital age! This is a perfect time to be learning about these things as we are seeing more and more of our schooling moving to online formats.

In the first few lessons of #EM203Robin I have learned about different learning theories (behaviourism) and insight into why multi-tasking can be detrimental to my own learning. This course has already opened my eyes to different learning styles and learning in a "digital age."