Hi, my name is Keirnan, and I am a Grade 9 student in Kamloops, BC...

From May 25 to June 1 Canada will recognize and celebrate the contributions of Canadians with disabilities during National Accessibility...

In early April of this year, the BCTF hosted its second Disability Justice Summit. An event where members from across the province who...

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...

Last fall, an unexpected incident changed my school year dramatically. Up until that point, I was being creative in my classroom...

We know that things are changing in the lives of the students we teach. There are so many things that affect the mental health...

Teachers play a pivotal role in shaping not just minds but also societal attitudes toward disability justice and excellence...

For those of us living in BC’s urban centres, it’s easy to forget just how remote parts of our province can be...

Two weeks into teaching four blocks of English 11 at my new school, Eric Hamber Secondary, my class was invited to the school library...

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

This fall at Fairview Elementary School, we decided to set a positive tone for the new school year by launching a school-wide celebration...

For the last 20 years, educators throughout the country have been engaging their schools in a program that brings democracy into the...

When I was seven, I wrote that I wanted to be a teacher on the back of a story we were writing for our creative writing unit...