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2022

by Ken Whytock

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Quotation: “…audiences, when they have the luxury of choice, prefer to allocate more of their spending to experiences.”
Quotation: “Whoever says that innovation and breakthrough are straight lines is lying.”
Quotation: “Popularity, in fact, rarely replaces excellence.”
Quotation: “Winning suggests an end, whereas growing is a continuous process.”
Quotation: “Details are supremely important, but they can prevent is from seeing a more important picture.”
Photo Series: Street Photography: "Car Alley in Woodstock"
Indigenous Education: Euro-Centric Culture needs to Prioritize the Environment and Should Look to the First Nations for Guidance and Teachings
Indigenous Education: Relationship to the Land: Métis Teaching
Quotation: Indigenous Peoples as Land Caretakers
Indigenous Education: The Government of Canada has disconnected Indigenous peoples from their ancestral lands
Indigenous Education: The Government of Canada has worked to disconnect Indigenous Peoples from their lands through the Reserve System
Indigenous Education: The Government of Canada has worked to disconnect Indigenous Peoples from their lands through the Pass System
Photo Series: Travel in Ontario: "Off to Woodstock we go"
Photo Series: Travel in Ontario: "Wall to wall train"
Photo Series: Animal Kingdom: "Turkeys in the corn field"
Photo Series: Photography is an Abstract Art: "Wild Turkeys"
Photo Series: Still Life: "Gear Spew"
Photo Series: Still Life: "Transmitting Power"
Photo Series: Lego @work: "I have my pass"
Photo Series: Design Art: Showing appreciation for the Teeswater Reunion logo
Photo Series: Toy Talk: "Learning about Wisdom Teeth"
Photo Series: Lego @work: "The Science Fair"
Quotation: “One in five students experience a mental health illness or concern in any given year.”
Quotation: “Seventy per cent of mental health problems have their onset during childhood or adolescence.”
Quotation: “An estimated 1.2 million children and youth are affected by mental illness, yet less than 20 per cent receive appropriate treatment.”
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