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Student Comments

Comments such as these are truly humbling.  I am most grateful to have this wonderful job where I can witness a huge transformation of my students from when they first set foot into my classroom to when they finally stand on the stage receiving their diploma! The comments below were taken from cards, emails, mid-semester (start-stop-continue) surveys and comment sections on SFQ's
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  • Home
  • About
  • Teaching
    • Teaching Philosophy >
      • AI vs. AI - Who Knew?
    • Teaching Methods >
      • Live Case Studies
      • COIL Projects >
        • GAPS Challenge 2020
        • Humber x NKUHT
      • Collaborations
      • Field Trips >
        • Niagara
        • Six Nations of the Grand River
        • Cranberry Farm
        • Scenic Caves, Collingwood
        • Treetop Trekking
        • Around Campus >
          • LEED Field Trip @ Humber
          • Arboretum Classroom
          • Aroboretum - Forest Classroom
      • Events >
        • Sustainable Tourism Miniconference
      • Games
      • Guest Speakers >
        • Special Guest Speaker Feature: Two Row on the Grand
    • Evaluation Methods >
      • Presentations
      • Round Table Discussions
      • Team Testing
      • Volunteer Assignment
      • Trade Shows
      • Service Observation Assignment
    • Teaching Abroad >
      • Study Abroad Europe >
        • The Prep
        • The Castle
        • Strasbourg
        • The Experience
        • The Extras
      • The Netherlands
      • Taiwan
    • Testimonials >
      • Students
      • SFQ's
      • Colleagues
  • Travel
    • Service Learning - Study Abroad
    • Trip Planning & Travel Experience
  • Community
    • Swimming Lessons >
      • The Project
      • The Process
      • The Opening
      • The Finish Line
    • Six Nations Book Launch
    • EcoCloset
    • Showcase >
      • Showcase - My Presentation Contributions
      • Showcase 2018 - "Pulse"
    • APEC >
      • HRT Plenary
      • Honourary Degree Recipient
      • HRT Staff Field Trip
      • My Pro-Dev Presentations
    • College Events
  • Personal
    • Degrees
    • Research
    • Conferences >
      • Travel+Social Good
      • UTSC Case Competition
    • Awards >
      • HRT Community Service Award
      • Student Appreciation Award - Nominee
      • Boardroom Challenge Award
    • Certificates
    • Contact
  • Blog