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Moe Ismail juggles stand-up comedy and teaching. He wants his students to chase their dreams, too - Vimarsana News

Moe Ismail juggles stand-up comedy and teaching. He wants his students to chase their dreams, too

Moe Ismail has been living a double life: teaching elementary school by day and performing stand-up comedy by night. Perseverance and connection while celebrating his heritage helped build his comedy career. It's what he hopes to impart on his students, too.

Source: cbc.ca
How a boy with autism and his sponge character creations helped bring his class together - Vimarsana News

How a boy with autism and his sponge character creations helped bring his class together

A Toronto Grade 4 student with autism created a character out of a cleaning sponge to help soothe himself when he gets overwhelmed. Now, “dirps” — as he calls them — have become part of the curriculum.

Source: cbc.ca
Recess is serious business, and it's getting neglected in the pandemic, researcher says - Vimarsana News

Recess is serious business, and it's getting neglected in the pandemic, researcher says

In our zeal to help children catch up academically after learning remotely during parts of the pandemic, and to minimize the spread of COVID-19 at schools, a leading researcher says we may be neglecting the most important subject of all — recess.

Source: cbc.ca
GTA schools trying to make this year's online grad festivities 'as memorable as we can' - Vimarsana News

GTA schools trying to make this year's online grad festivities 'as memorable as we can'

It's looking increasingly likely that the high school class of 2021 will be donning their graduation caps and gowns in front of a webcam this year - though the province says its encouraging in-person events.

Source: cbc.ca