Editor’s Pick

A room at The Society has been transformed into a welcoming space where relationships can be nurtured, knowledge can be shared, healing can occur and members can come together in a good way.

We asked experienced educators across our social media channels to share their best advice for beginning teachers, and they delivered. This selection brings together practical tips, lessons learned, and words of encouragement.

As a new school year begins, many educators are already feeling the strain of burnout, stress and anxiety. We asked Dr. Khush Amaria of MTS Kii Health for practical, simple ways teachers can protect their wellbeing all year.

Every lesson is about more than language. For Rose Bird and Jennifer Alcock, teaching Indigenous languages means strengthening identity, fostering healing and creating opportunities for future generations to reconnect with cultures and languages colonial policies attempted to erase. Bird, an

At Erickson Elementary School, the path to reconciliation is walked every day. From classroom learning to school traditions, educators have built a culture where truth, reconciliation and Indigenous perspectives are woven into the fabric of the school’s daily life.

Freshly baked muffins, simmering curry and homemade jerky signal Penny Osborne’s class is cooking up something special. Hired as a math teacher, Osborne never expected foods education to become her passion, or the program to grow into something so meaningful.

Explore lesson plans, resources and more to help mark the days leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 and beyond.