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LATEST ISSUE March 2025

At age 22, Niigaan Sinclair began his career teaching drama at Kelvin High School in a mainly Jewish neighbourhood of Winnipeg ...

Carole Gordon’s political journey from classroom teacher to President of the BC Teachers’ Federation began ...

May 5 is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

The March edition of Teacher magazine is gearing up for the BCTF’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) ...

Black Educators BC Network (BlackEd) is a network of prospective, current, and retired Black educators in public and private K–12 ...

In 2023, the BC Teacher-Librarians’ Association (BCTLA) Executive Committee started a BCTF Teacher Inquiry Project to look closely ...

As local bargaining wraps up, I’d like to extend my gratitude and congratulations to the members who have put time and effort into ...

I started teaching in December 2019, at 24 years old. I’m sure we all know what follows. To keep a long story short, I think ...

Back in 1989, when David Falconer welcomed the first students into his classroom at Cayoosh Elementary in Lillooet, he could never have ...

Listening to Lizzy McAlpine’s song, “erase me,” sparked a reflection on how we erase disability—not just in memory, but in our schools ...

As a racialized woman who has a physical disability, I have experienced many barriers, inequities, and exclusions throughout my ...

“Well, this project is turning out to be very different from what we thought. It’s much more complicated and challenging, but I love it!”

As a new teacher with the Vancouver School Board, I am reflecting on the experiences of my practicum and what kind of teacher I want to ...

Stressful events are common in childhood and sometimes, from an evolutionary perspective, even necessary for development. Healthy stress ...