Drawing a Lesson: Familiarity Breeds Creativity
Putting herself in an unfamiliar learning setting, Christiane Dufour experienced first-hand what...
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Leveraging Fortnite in Education: What can educators learn from games?
Fortnite has quickly become all consuming for many of our youngsters in 2018. They play for hours...
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A blast from the past or back to the future?
Some time ago, my past caught up with me and it was both a pleasure and a shock. In 1968, at the...
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Vestige du passé ou retour vers le futur?
Il y a quelque temps, mon passé m’a rattrapé et ce fut à la fois un plaisir et un choc. En...
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Curiosity in the (Science) Classroom
How do you foster true curiosity in your students? Tell us below or by tweeting @learnquebec. In a...
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Authentic experience: Students writing for real audiences
I was a first year teacher writing on the chalkboard, simultaneously trying to keep an eye on a...
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La ludification d’une classe de FLS
L’autre jour, j’écoutais un baladoweb de la série Freakonomics au sujet de la motivation, plus...
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To Tweet or not To Tweet? Twitter in My Classroom
Twitter for me? Twitter for my classroom? Is it really possible? I mean Twitter is for finding out...
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Online PD: Tasters and Takeaways
In early October, I blogged wistfully about my experiences as an online grad student and...
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The Power of Poetry
Crowded Tub There are too many kids in this tub. There are too many elbows to scrub. I just washed...
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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...
Read MoreVideoconferencing: Pitfalls, Pedagogy and Possibilities
I have a love/hate relationship with videoconferencing (VC). Ok, hate might be a tad strong. Love/irritation? Love/frustration? You see, living in a rural community here in Quebec, I get to use VC a lot. Granted, it’s incredibly...
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