A Look at Picture Books with Judy Halpern
Anyone who has joined us for our STEAM workshops likely recalls that we always begin sessions by...
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It Feels Right to Write about Child Rights! Alright?!
Canada recognizes National Child Day on November 20. It’s a moment to celebrate the rights of...
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ÉVALUATION 101
Ça fait plusieurs années que je réfléchis à l’évaluation. Je cogitais, j’avais envie d’écrire à ce...
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Educational Technology for a Healthy Work-Life Balance
This post is a collaboration between LEARN consultants Stacy Allen and Carolyn Buteau. As a...
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At Play with Ana Ardelean: The Fundamentals of Early Childhood Development
With play becoming the central part of Quebec’s new Preschool Program, understanding the...
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Budding Changemakers: Sow the Seeds of Change
In 2022 we are living in unprecedented times with daily climate disasters and the ongoing pandemic...
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Destroy What I Love
‘Learning by doing’ is a motto you may have heard but of late, I’ve become interested in ‘learning...
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National Indigenous Peoples Day: It’s More than a Day
June 21, 2022, marks the 26th anniversary of National Indigenous Peoples Day. This day, which is...
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ShiftED Podcast: Research behind Early Childhood Development with Eva de Gosztonyi & Catherine Korah
ShiftED podcasts is back with a beauty. LEARN had the great opportunity to talk with Eva de...
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Un Comiccon à l’école ? Pourquoi pas !
Collaboration spéciale d’Isabelle Alarie, enseignante en français, langue seconde à...
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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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Lettres détachées ou lettres attachées?
Collaboration de Josée Guillot, conseillère pédagogique à la Commission scolaire Lester-B.-Pearson...
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