Teaching compassion and acceptance to elementary school students Many years ago, it was 6PM on another Friday night. I had just finished swim practice, and my mummy was helping me pull on one of my nicer outfits in the pool change room. Instead of going home that night, I was directly going to go to […]
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Seemingly from the moment I threw myself into my first research project, I have always found a home in science. Home for me is defined as a generous and supportive community, daily questions posed and answers found, and the knowledge that some things are fact. Trust in science is also integral, as it allows for
Climate Change: Happy about it or not, it’s real Read Post »
To All Youth (like me!): Hello, my name is Neha Gupta and I am a 16-year old high school student. I haven’t talked much about myself as a person on my blog, so allow me to give you some background. I am a Grade 11 student from Hamilton, Ontario. I consider myself to be an
Student Voice = Power Read Post »
The sheer power and strong connotation around a single word is absolutely amazing. Mistakes are essentially our inevitable fate, and of all things guaranteed in life, mistakes are a part of this exclusive group. Big or small, mistakes themselves and their effect is likely the same, yet so different. An example, having confused two similar
Understanding Mistakes Read Post »