Shoreline Project connects the local and global
I grew up in Alberta and part of my story of becoming Québécois includes the year I spent on the...
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Summertime Reads from the LEARN Team
As the on-going reflections and corrections of the 2017-2018 school year begin to swirl furiously...
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2017 Summertime Reads from the LEARN Team
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more you learn, the more places...
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2016 Summertime Reads from the LEARN Team
In the summer when the days are hot, I like to find a shady spot, And hardly move a single bit And...
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The LEARN Team’s Summertime Reads
Editor’s note: This post was a labour of love for everyone on the LEARN team – and...
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Les compétences transversales et les domaines généraux de formation : Les mort-nés du programme de formation de l’école québécoise ?
Ce n’est pas sans raison que depuis bientôt 15 ans, le programme de formation de l’école...
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Teacher Book Picks: Favourites from the Field
With the winter holidays quickly upon us, many educators across the province will soon be on a two...
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Why Our Schools Need the Arts: A New Perspective
I recently read Why Our Schools Need the Arts by Jessica Hoffman Davis (2008), founder of the...
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Cartograf: Taking time for power mapping
When your day is long, and you are intellectually spread thin, nothing refreshes like a quick...
Read MoreHow are you Reading?
I bought an iPad in May and it has definitely changed my reading habits. While I am an avid reader and my house is filled with books, I have started to read books on my mobile device. Why am I switching? I’ll be moving...
Read MoreHoward Gardner at the Global Education Conference
I recently had the privilege to hear Howard Gardner interviewed by his son, Andrew Gardner, at the Global Education Conference. I did not have to go to the conference; it came to me through Blackboard / Collaborate. I was aware...
Read MoreAn Evening of “Passion” with Sir Ken Robinson
A few weeks ago, we two brave LEARNers ventured into the wilds of Barrhaven (an Ottawa suburb fondly referred to as “Barbeque Haven”), during a rainstorm, in rush hour traffic, to participate in a leadership...
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