Classroom Practice

“Jordan could not talk, yet people around the world heard his message. Jordan could not breathe on his own and yet he has given the breath of life to other children. Jordan could not walk but he [...]

As educators, we aim to create classrooms that value all students. Respectfully engaging with Indigenous communities, families, and students is an important step towards reconciliation and [...]

March 31 marks National Indigenous Languages Day in Canada. This day recognizes the importance of Indigenous languages and the work communities are leading to reclaim, revitalize, maintain, and [...]

March 22 is World Water Day, a global movement that highlights the importance of clean, safe water. In Canada, this day also highlights an urgent and ongoing issue: many Indigenous communities [...]

Mathematics is often viewed as a neutral and objective subject governed by strict rules and universally accepted principles. However, scholars and educators have increasingly argued that math, [...]

Each February, Manitobans observe Louis Riel Day to honour the life and legacy of Louis Riel, a Métis leader who helped shape the province’s history. The day recognizes his leadership during the [...]

Indigenous Storytelling Month: A Time to Honour Story Each February, Indigenous Storytelling Month takes place across Saskatchewan. Since 2004, Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal [...]

“Twinkle twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.” From an early age, stories and songs spark our curiosity about the night sky. As educators, we build on that curiosity by teaching about [...]

Education shapes our understanding of the world and one another. It sets the foundation for a brighter, more equitable future. All students should see themselves in what they learn and feel that [...]

Ribbon skirts carry deep meaning, with culture, identity, and resilience woven into every fabric thread.  Each year on January 4, people across Canada honour Ribbon Skirt Day, a time to recognize [...]