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Learning to Code is Learning to Learn
Are we preventing students from accessing a basic education by denying them the opportunity to learn to code and program in school? Is “Learning to Code” as important as learning to read, write and understand …
Onward and Upward: Fostering a growth mindset
Welcome back, learners!
I am honoured, for the fifth year in a row, to write the official back-to-school post on the LEARN blog. How do I always come up with something fresh(ish) and new(ish) to write …
Teacher Appreciation – Woot! Woot!
Wow!
We have come to the last post of our three day series highlighting amazing shout-outs for outstanding teachers in Quebec’s English schools. It’s incredibly humbling to read about the contributions these educators have made to the lives …
Curiosity in the (Science) Classroom
How do you foster true curiosity in your students? Tell us below or by tweeting @learnquebec.
In a recent professional development session, our team of online teachers were learning about and discussing inquiry-based learning. One of …
Imagining a more meaningful and contributive future for education
Last year I wrote a blog entry about my online History course, and about my efforts to bring “reality” into my classroom. I described trying to make my course relevant to 16 year olds, went …
New look, new ideas
by Michael Canuel
The LEARN logo. The start to the 2011-12 school year was heralded by a new logo for LEARN. The new look is fresh, simple, yet wonderfully expressive and meaningful. The tree of knowledge with …
