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Gun law reform: How do Canada’s gun laws differ from the U.S.? | Opinion

Gun law reform: How do Canada’s gun laws differ from the U.S.? | Opinion

Illustration by Eliza Anderson, Deseret News Despite the stereotype of Canadians as apologetic peace lovers, Canada is quietly one of the most gun-toting countries on the planet. I live in Ontario, and my country regularly ranks in the top 10 of per-capita gun ownership globally, even though we don’t have the equivalent of the NRA or a Second Amendment.Nor do we have a chronic problem with mass shootings, although violent crime is on the rise.What Canada does have is a government that is responsive to mass shootings, both in and outside its borders. And polling routinely suggests that Canadians of...

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Using Tech for Summer Learning

Using Tech for Summer Learning

184: Using Tech for Summer Learning While you might be wishing your children stayed off teach this vacation, let me share some ideas for using tech for summer learning that might change your mind. Using tech on vacation / staycation 1. Clio – shows historical sites near your locations 2. Geocaching – listen to episode 38: Geocaching: Technology meets nature 3. Scavenger Hunt apps – Let’s Roam is a good one. Also listen to episode 41: Explore cities with digital scavenger hunts Educational Fun when outside play isn’t possible 1. Games that require communication eg Overcooked 2. Games that teach...

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Blog Tour and Giveaway: Souls Astray by Kellyn Roth

Blog Tour and Giveaway: Souls Astray by Kellyn Roth

About the BookBook: Souls AstrayAuthor: Kellyn RothGenre: Historical Women’s FictionRelease date: April 5, 2022Adele Collier has sought a carefree lifestyle ever since her tragic childhood. Determined to never allow anyone or anything to control her life or emotions again, she consistently seeks distraction in gaiety. But shaking her ghosts isn’t as easy as she’d like.Troy Kee has been alone in the world since the Great War took his parents and left him in charge of his younger sister. When she marries, he’s left to seek after his goal of a healthy, complete family. But how can he focus on his...

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Planning Homeschool High School: Special Replay

Planning Homeschool High School: Special Replay

This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Planning Homeschool High School, a special replay. Planning Homeschool High School Homeschooling high school can feel intimidating before you get started! Vicki remembers when her oldest was in middle school, she was so nervous about homeschool high school that she gathered a group of homeschool moms together to have weekly prayer and resource sharing. The confidence they gained from the process gave them the courage to move forward (and some of them ultimately began co-oping together). One thing Vicki and the rest of the 7Sisters discovered is that they feel SO much better when...

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STEM Tuesday — Community Science – Book List

STEM Tuesday — Community Science – Book List

More and more individuals today are assisting in the collection of scientific data all over the world. Every person, regardless of age or degree, can make a difference by joining together with other community members or making their own observations. Together our world can be healthier and stronger with community science involvement. Here are our book choices to help you and your students get involved wherever you live!  The Field Guide to Citizen Science : How You Can Contribute to Scientific Research and Make a Difference by Darlene Cavalier, Caren Cooper,, and Catherine Hoffman This book from the expert team...

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