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Beyond “back to normal” for Canadian students

by: Dr. Karen Mundy, Dr. Kelly Gallagher-Mackay

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EdTech & Design, Research The Facts on Education

How can teachers and parents promote students’ digital literacies skills?

Even though people sometimes think children are born “just knowing” how to use digital tools, research has dispelled this myth.

by: Dr. Michelle Schira Hagerman

Edwire

Canada-Wide Science Fair Ottawa 2021 is more widely available than ever thanks to virtual field trips – perfect for at home or in-class learning, live and on demand

Register your class or child today at youthscience.ca

by: Youth Science Canada

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Sustainability Magazine

Education Canada, March 2021 – Flipbook Edition

Equity, Sustainability, Teaching Magazine

Real-Life Learning

by: Holly Bennett

Diverse People Friendship Togetherness Concept

Diversity, Equity, Research, Well-being The Facts on Education

The Colour of Wellbeing: How do we ensure the wellbeing and success of BIPOC students and K-12 staff?

by: Vidya Shah

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Curriculum, Professional Development, Research The Facts on Education

How can the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) support K-12 teaching and learning?

by: EdCan Network, Canadian Commission for UNESCO/ Commission canadienne pour l’UNESCO

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Promising Practices, Research, Teaching The Facts on Education

The Escalating Crisis of Violence Against Educators (Part 2)

Listen to "The Escalating Crisis of Violence Against Educators in Ontario (Part Two) ft. Chris Bruckert and Darcy Santor" on Spreaker. In part two of this two-part episode, Dr. Bruckert and Dr. Santor discusses how school leaders, staff, and parents all have an important role to play in building an organizational culture that is safe and supports educators who have experienced ongoing exposure to harassment and violence at work.

by: EdCan Network, Dr. Chris Bruckert, Dr. Darcy Allan Santor

Research, Well at Work, Well-being Well at Work

The Escalating Crisis of Violence Against Educators (Part 1)

Listen to "The Escalating Crisis of Violence Against Educators in Ontario ft. Chris Bruckert and Darcy Santor" on Spreaker. Is violent behaviour in our schools being normalized and even hidden? In part one of this two-part episode, Dr. Bruckert and Dr. Santor discusses the work that remains to be done in addressing the increasing incidents of educator-directed harassment and violence in schools.

by: EdCan Network, Dr. Chris Bruckert, Dr. Darcy Allan Santor

Well at Work Well at Work

Workplace wellness while busy doing other things

Listen to "Workplace wellness while busy doing other things ft. Dayna Landry" on Spreaker. Sometimes workplace wellness can be nurtured while busy doing other things. That was the case for Dayna Landry and her colleagues at Aurora Elementary School in Alberta's Wild Rose School Division. Learn how their dedication to obtaining a Healthy Schools certification actually led to increased cohesion and a sense of resilience.

by: EdCan Network, Dayna Landry

Well at Work, Well-being Well at Work

Workplace wellness isn’t a program

Listen to "Workplace wellness is not a program or a practice ft. Tina Boogren" on Spreaker. For Dr. Tina Boogren, self-care is not a program or even a set of practices. It's about a disposition—a way of looking at the world. It's about hanging on to your "why" and letting that guide you along the way.

by: EdCan Network, Dr. Tina Boogren