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Teaching Indigenous History in Canadian Elementary Schools

September 30th, 2026; By Susan Huebert

Teaching Canada’s history is useful for understanding the way people think and act. An important part of this education is learning Indigenous history. For Canadian elementary school students, learning Indigenous […]


Finding Veritable Online Sources: A Guide for High School Students (French version available)

September 30th, 2026; By Sarah Leung

The internet provides a great source of knowledge. It displays itself as approachable, yet deceiving, with its global accessibility. Anyone can publish and read information on the internet, but the […]


How to Make Reading Books a Fun Habit (And Not Just for School!)

September 30th, 2026; By Linda Mendes

Have you ever thought of making reading books a fun habit? Just because you may not have fun reading books for school, doesn’t mean you won’t have fun reading on […]


Setting Goals for the New School Year: It All Starts with You!

September 30th, 2026; By May Chau

Every new school year is an awesome opportunity to improve yourself and do better than the last! This can be the year you reach your goals and celebrate the successes […]


Changing Responsibilities: The Leap From Elementary School To High School

September 30th, 2026; By Jack Blare

The transition between elementary or middle school to high school is a big one. As you grow older and move into high school-level classes, your responsibilities will change as well. […]


Tips for Making New Friends This School Year if You’re in a Class without Your Old Ones

September 30th, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

A highlight of being a student is becoming friends with your fellow students, especially when you’re in the same grade. It makes academic life more fun, interesting, and fulfilling. A […]


High School Horror Stories: Surviving the Monstrous Math Class (French version available)

September 30th, 2026; By Elora Pharai

Like everything else, high school has its ups and downs. However, one thing I’ve noticed about high school is that it has this way of making something feel much worse […]