A neurological condition that one is born with, TS affects 1 in every 100 children in Canada...

I have ADHD. I am a teacher. I am a man. A husband. A father. A runner. I am many things, but I don’t let any one of my identities...

Neurodiversity is a paradigm that asserts that human brains are naturally different and that there is no “normal” or “ideal” brain...

The focus on outcomes, rather than assignments, means that teachers now have more flexibility when it comes to assessment...

It’s time to change how we approach STEM education by giving girls an equal footing with inclusive...

International Women’s Day is March 8, and it recognizes the contributions and accomplishments of women and girls worldwide.

In 2019, the Ministry of Education in BC announced that all schools would be responsible for providing free, accessible period products...

Building awareness about racism and oppression through education and training is central to becoming a more inclusive and equitable...

Happy Black history and futures month! Black History Month was first recognized in Toronto in 1979, and a decade later it was observed...

For years, Mel Scheuer was acutely aware of the absence of Black voices in classroom lessons and resources about BC and Canada’s history...

Promise Boys is a recently published book that is a murder mystery novel for students who like a fast-paced read with multiple...

When I first started teaching Spanish in BC, I used the materials that were available in the different schools where I taught. Many of...

For many, the prospect of winning $1-million US might be an invitation to take a break and reflect on one’s accomplishments...

In the fall of 2017, Carmel Bennett, youth and family counsellor at Cedar Hill Middle School in Victoria, BC, noticed that many of her...

I am always keen to share my lived experience as the father of a 10-year-old daughter who is transgender...

Our lives are now entwined with digital media and social platforms—they mediate every aspect of our daily routines.

From heat warnings, to floods, fires, and landslides, BC has experienced several climate emergencies in the last few years.

I seek out opportunities to learn as I strive to become educated enough to be an ally.

The May/June 2023 edition of Teacher magazine is a first for the Federation: it is the first written entirely by...

I grew up in a suburb of Toronto in the 1980s and 1990s as the daughter of Caribbean immigrants, and the only Black student in my class...