Author: MTS Staff

Empathy truly is a work of the heart, and in your spring issue of the MB Teacher, we explore just some of the ways it shows up in your work. MTS members share their experiences in community building through gaming

Shake off the winter blues with stories that reflect the light and joy of teaching here in Manitoba. There’s so much to discover, from our cover story profiling Indigenous languages educator and Heartberry Education founder, Marika Schalla, to Winnipeg educator

Our cover story is poignant and inspiring, as Internationally Educated Teacher Sherry Khanna shares her lengthy, challenging and often heartbreaking journey to becoming a permanent teacher in a Manitoba school division. It’s no news to anyone that teacher burnout is

Sixteen IBPOC members came together to create a powerful slate of articles, showcasing the rich diversity of teachers across the province. They highlight challenges and struggles, share moments of joy and unwavering strength, and offer deep reflection as they chart

There’s something for everyone in the winter, 2024 issue, starting with our cover story, Queering Indigenous Education. Here you’ll explore a facet of learning around Indigenous perspectives often overlooked in readily available content for teachers—that of Two-Spirit and Indigequeer students,

A new school year is underway and the MB Teacher magazine is back! Our fall issue is loaded with insights and resources designed to empower and inspire you in equal measure. Our cover story delves into the vast unknown of

Spring is in the air and the MB Teacher magazine is full of insights carefully curated to help you reflect and relax as summer vacation approaches. Our cover story focuses on Winnipeg’s Juno Award-winning music teacher, Jewel Casselman. Her 34-year

Storytelling has always been the heart of our magazine, and the winter MB Teacher is no exception. In this issue you’ll find reflections on community building in many forms. From two MB teachers using legendary role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons

This issue of the MB Teacher celebrates all the “newness” of a new school year, with a pawsitively inventive approach to calming anxious students (and maybe a few teachers, too!), an innovative system of grading that’s, well, ungrading, and all

In this Spring issue of the MB Teacher, we’re wearing our colours on our cover with a roundup of stories on 2SLGBTQIA+ issues and mental health, plus an interview with the Honourable Wayne Ewasko, Minister of Education and Early Childhood