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Tag Archives: Distraction
This Teacher will Rail Against Injustice
We (BC Teachers) are in the midst of negotiations – at the table with a government that is unwilling to negotiate. We are at stage two of a three stage plan of action – which currently involves rotating strikes. We … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, BC Teachers Federation, Christy Clark, Educator, Public Education, social justice, Teacher
Tagged advocacy, BC Hydro, Distraction, Elaine Bernard, Folksong, grandparents, hope, hospital, parents, political, resiliency, struggle, teacher, They'll Never take our Power, unconstitutional, Working lives: Vancouver 1886-1986
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The Musical Advocacy Project: Supporting Public Education and the Rights of Workers
So… sometimes my life seems to be cruising along pretty smoothly… and then something goes completely sideways. I am not particularly phased by this; it is one of the things that parenting a child on the Autism spectum has gifted … Continue reading
Posted in Autism, BC Teachers Federation, BCTF, Christy Clark, family, Father, Parent, Public Education, Resiliency, Teacher
Tagged advocacy, BC Hydro, Distraction, Elaine Bernard, Folksong, grandparents, hope, hospital, parents, political, resiliency, struggle, teacher, Working lives: Vancouver 1886-1986
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Thirty Days of Autism 