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Student writing contest: People, places, and practices that feel like home
Teacher magazine is hosting a student writing contest with the following prompt: People, places, and practices that feel like home.
Jan 76 min read


Stories as a lens: Teaching students to navigate complexity through understandings of place
In a social studies classroom, the world is always closer than it seems. Maps paper the walls, and students have access to books and resources about the world around them. But the most meaningful learning about place ...
Jan 74 min read


Bringing our learning together: Teacher inquiry within and beyond the classroom
The most fascinating part of teacher inquiry projects is never knowing where your curiosity will take you. Last school year, we were honoured to facilitate a Teacher Inquiry Program (TIP) project with a group of teachers from Victoria ...
Jan 76 min read


Threads of presence: Weaving Black artists into BC classrooms
When you walk into an art gallery today, you’ll find works that don’t just adorn the walls—they speak. They speak of migration and memory, of joy and resistance.
Jan 74 min read
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