Jaime Roberts @robertjascience

Teaching high school science on the prairies. Joined June 2012

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Lornshill Biology @LornshillBio

2 years ago

🍰 Absolutely outstanding effort by all our S5/6 pupils who took part in our Biology Bake Off to celebrate Biology Week! Going to be so hard to pick out our star baker @RoyalSocBio @BritishBakeOff ⭐️

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Jaime Roberts @robertjascience

2 years ago

@HurtsToTheBowl Fair point. Savoury would be my snack of choice anyway.

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Dr. Fiona Mattatall 🪩🇨🇦 @FionaMattatall

3 years ago

Can you also remember the smell of each of these...

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The Modest Teacher @ModestTeacher

3 years ago

The speed at which I went from being the “young teacher” to the “old teacher” makes my head spin.

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Jaime Roberts @robertjascience

3 years ago

@MsOTweets77 The misuse of equal signs is something I see quite often in my chemistry classes.

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Kyle Brittain @BadWeatherKyle

3 years ago

📢Wildfire is not supposed to be a bad thing. It has been around for millions of years, and is a normal part of many healthy forest ecosystems. But then we came along. Our decades-long “put everything out” approach to wildfire management in many areas has left forests overcrowded and loaded with potential fuel. Forests had previously adapted to the periodic fires that clean out dead, organic material, release nutrients and seeds, and open up the forest canopy to the sun to allow for new life on the forest floor. Humans continue to build communities and assets into wildland environments, increasing our footprint on the landscape and thus, our chances of negative interactions with wildfire. And human activity has greatly accelerated the rate of climate change – an otherwise natural process that had been more gradual and conducive to environmental adaptation. Today, these effects are amplified at higher latitudes, resulting in longer, hotter fire seasons and an increased likelihood of prolonged periods of extreme heat and dry weather. The result is a perfect storm for large, intense wildfires that can be destructive to human communities and interests, no matter what their cause. This is not to say that humans can’t find ways of safely and responsibly dwelling within wildland environments. And this we must do. Until then, when the big one starts, we aren’t stopping it. #ABfire #ABfires

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LethbridgeSchoolDivision @LethSchDivision

3 years ago

@ATALocal41 and @hsatalocal5, along with @LethSchDivision and @HolySpiritRCSD, are set to host two provincial election candidate forums this month

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Winston Churchill HS 🇨🇦 @wchslethbridge

3 years ago

We are so excited to announce the installation of an incredible new photograph in our school cafeteria. In the spirit of reconciliation, we are bringing the experience of nature into our school. #abed #lethsd @LethSchDivision #Reconciliation lethsd.ab.ca/our-district/n…