“What did you need from teachers as your mental health deteriorated and substance use increased?” I asked my students this question to learn ...

“I treat my class as an environmental science research team,” said Sara Peerless. Her approach to teaching high school environmental science includes a class-wide collaboration with scientists ...

Playing UNO has always been one of my favourite pastimes with family and friends, so I wanted to bring that same excitement and engagement into my classroom ...

Moments of queer joy are magical. I experienced one such moment on October 4, 2024. This was the day of our first Rainbow Club meeting ...

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 ...

“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 ...

As a teacher I am always trying to find ways to inspire students. I felt I couldn’t have a direct impact with students during the COVID ...

Canada currently faces digital and STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) skills shortages due to rapid digitalization ...

Real Acts of Caring (RAC) is about doing something caring and kind for others and not expecting anything back ...

Brent Mansfield has been passionate about food his whole career. He wove it into his teaching practice as a classroom teacher, worked in ...

A 6:30 a.m. call can seem early, especially on a dark winter day, but it is also so exciting! It means ...

A poem by teacher Nandini Aggarwal ...

From Big White, near Kelowna, to Christina Lake, in the Kootenays, the Boundary District Teachers’ Association spans more than 200 km...

In 2023, we had an opportunity to participate in the first International Solidarity Teacher Inquiry Project (TIP)...

In the last issue of Teacher, I led you through the first part of my journaling journey with my Grades 4 and 5 students...

For years, I struggled to find the right words to capture a significant part of my journey...

I am Rashda, a math educator by day and an indie author by passion. I’ve always been captivated by the power of children’s literature...