The Girl Effect

This video is a powerful reminder of why we need to continue to reach out and support families around the world.
Thank you to all who helped raise money at the Annual SeaCowHead Fun Run in PEI this summer! We look forward to seeing you next year and raising even more than this year for Atsikana Pa Ulendo -helping girls in Malawi reach their dreams!

www.thegirleffect.org

Watch it, send it to someone else to watch, and then donate!

FREE LESSON VIDEO

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Bonnie

ESL Canada

We've just been featured on the ESL Canada Blog. Check it out!

http://teachenglishblog.blogspot.com/

If you are looking for a ESL teaching job or would like to post your resume, the http://teachers-in-canada.blogspot.com/ looks like it could be quite useful!

Creativity-Where does it belong in education?

I am so excited to have my new website and blog up and running. This blog is for anyone interested in conversations about literacy, language, and music. I will be posting articles and links to interesting videos and websites. If you have questions, suggestions, resources, or links, please share them with the SEE (Singing English Education) community of learners and post them on this blog site.

To start the sharing, here is an interesting video about creativity in education. It's 20 minutes long, so set some time aside to watch it. Write in and let us know what you think about it. Do you think the arts are as important as math?

I look forward to some good discussion around this video!



http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/66