La classe de français, langue seconde : une fenêtre sur la culture?
Image: Gracieuseté des Éditions de la Bagnole 2014 Collaboration de Valérie Amireault, professeure...
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Get Outside and Let Nature be Your Guide
Happy hearts and happy faces Happy play in grassy places – That was how, in ancient ages, Children...
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Education for Reconciliation: Beginning the Journey
This post was co-written by Stacy Anne Allen & Ben Loomer First, pause and reflect How has...
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The Making of a Professional
The year was 1997. I was a green teacher coming off a successful pre-service education campaign at...
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Stretching Exercises for Creative Minds
People often say that creativity is like a muscle. I like the analogy because it provides an image...
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Building Confidence in the Online Learner (and Teacher!)
A special thank you to members of the Virtual Campus Teaching Team for their valuable insights:...
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Play is the Heart and Soul of All Child Development
Play is the work of the child – Jean Piaget When I recall the happy moments I had as a...
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Pining for the Great Outdoors
Within a wide open space, students are able to engage in the real world where they can practice...
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Teachers as Cultural Facilitators in the Social Sciences
This post was co-written by Stacy Anne Allen and Paul Rombough The new teacher competencies have...
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Make Space for Men to Lead Change…Where it Matters
This past winter, I was in touch with Tuval Nafshi, a childhood friend of mine who has made his...
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ShiftED: A Conversation with Dr. Smith-Gilman (McGill)
During this episode of ShiftED, I caught up with Dr. Sheryl Smith-Gilman of McGill...
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Healing Hearts Through the Arts: Teaching the Arts during the Pandemic
It has been a challenging year, both in schools and in the world. Last month, during the fourth...
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