What if one of the biggest shifts we could make in math class is also one of the simplest: trust students with the math? That idea sits at the heart of our conversation with educator, math thinker, au...

In this episode of ShiftED, Chris Colley sits down with Dan Fitzpatrick to look back at the Back to School AI Summit 2026. Across two days and 22 live sessions, educators explored some of the biggest ...

Stop Treating Play Like a Break From Learning As a new school year begins, there is always pressure in early childhood education to make sure we’re doing enough. Are children learning their letters? A...

Partnership with Éducaloi LEARN has partnered with Éducaloi to offer free virtual workshops Éducaloi Éducaloi is a non-profit organization whose mission is to explain the law in everyday language to e...

It’s the start of a new school year, and if you teach preschool in Québec, you already know this tension: the classroom needs to feel warm and playful, but the curriculum is watching. The Ministry of ...

Partnership with Parks Canada LEARN has partnered with Parks Canada to offer free virtual workshops Parks Canada Parks Canada: A network of experts at your fingertips Created in 1911, Parks Canada is ...

Full disclosure: I’m not a visual arts consultant and I spent most of my life believing I just wasn’t the “artistic type.” It wasn’t until I joined LEARN that I discovered that visual arts aren’t an e...

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Teaching means juggling lesson plans, projects, and classroom management — all at once. In this article, the Pedagogical Services Team at LEARN, RÉCIT Provincial Service for the Anglophone Community (...

A new school year is here. The coffee is flowing, the photocopier is already making suspicious noises, and somewhere a teacher is wondering where they put the thing they definitely knew they would nee...

LEARN is seeking qualified (brevet) subject specialist Secondary 1-3 Math teachers with at least three years of teaching experience to join the LEARN Virtual Summer School team. A computer with reliab...

Walk Into Any Québec English-Language Classroom and You’ll Find an Untapped Strength Every teacher in Québec’s English-language schools knows the feeling. You look out at your class and see students w...

Setting the Stage While discussing the concept of accessibility with some colleagues recently, our conversation morphed into a debate: is creating accessible educational content actually a law? While ...

The books we choose for our classrooms and school libraries tell us far deeper stories than those printed on their pages. They tell us whose perspectives and knowledges are valued. Our bookshelves are...

Education for Truth & Reconciliation Browse the sections below for access to Teacher and Student Resources and browsevarious opportunities for Professional Development. LEARN Resources Moodle Course I...

Have you ever been there? In a classroom, on the playground, or in the hallway, when a student asks a question or makes a comment about a highly charged topic, perhaps related to racism, oppression, o...

What Happens When We Actually Listen to Students About AI Gina Tesoriero spent years teaching the same 12 seventh-graders all day in a New York City classroom. When she started bringing STEM and desig...

This 4 part course will guide you through a personal learning journey during which you will reflect on the vital role you play in Truth and Reconciliation: You will start by learning more about the sp...

Kwey, Let’s Talk Education! Tune in to ‘Kwey, Let’s Talk Education’, a podcast that creates a space for Indigenous and non-Indigenous voices across Quebec to share knowledge and experiences about supp...