Propagating our Mathematical Mindset
I love the image of a burr sticking to material, transported over distance and time all in an...
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Stepping Out of the Social Science Textbook
Textbooks are one of the most common resources educators use to address Quebec’s Elementary...
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Lettres détachées ou lettres attachées?
Collaboration de Josée Guillot, conseillère pédagogique à la Commission scolaire Lester-B.-Pearson...
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Questions in the History Class – Part 2
It’s no surprise that I ended my last blog post, Questions in the History class, with a quote...
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Questions in the History Class
Back in 2015, when history teacher Matt Russell (WQSB) piloted the new History of Quebec and...
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Je lis, tu lis, nous lisons en langue seconde!
Collaboration de Julie Provencher, responsable de l’intervention pédagogique de l’équipe de...
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Mars – Célébrons la francophonie en littérature!
Pour souligner le Mois de la Francophonie et la Journée internationale de la Francophonie...
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L’AQEFLS et Marc-Albert Paquette: une belle histoire d’amour!
This post was co-written by Julie Paré & Claude Quevillon Lacasse Depuis plus de 20 ans,...
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Add STEAM to your Classroom with the Junior Tech Challenge
As a second-language specialist, I was intimidated by the idea of learning about STEAM-based...
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Arts: Beginning the conversation
The word on the street is that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is the next big thing in...
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Learning in Place: Working towards a local history learning toolkit
This post was written by Paul Rombough in collaboration with Sylwia Bielec, Ben Loomer & Stacy...
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Whose History Are We Teaching? Changes to Promote Equity and Inclusion in the Elementary Social Sciences
This year, we decided to make several changes to the Societies and Territories site to promote...
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