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«Elementary» column

Role of Counsellors in BC High Schools

May 4th, 2024; By Susan Huebert

Suppose that you needed help with planning your future career or with an issue at school. You might decide to go talk to the school counsellor. People in this profession […]


Curriculum Inclusion: Representing BIPOC History and Contributions in Schools

April 7th, 2024; By author below

By Natasha Cooper In Canada’s unique and complex history, the stories of Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour or BIPOC communities have often been overlooked, written out, and silenced.  […]


Student Mental Health in New Learning Environments

April 7th, 2024; By Anthony Teles

The way we learn keeps evolving, and with that comes a fresh set of challenges. One of the most important is supporting your mental health. This article explores some key […]


Unlocking Potential Through Gifted Programs in B.C.

April 7th, 2024; By Anthony Teles

Ever wonder how schools help and support students who excel academically? British Columbia’s education system is all about celebrating everyone’s strengths, and that includes gifted and talented programs. These programs […]


Music and Arts Education: A Necessity, Not a Luxury

March 5th, 2024; By Susan Huebert

When people consider the most important subjects for students to learn, they probably think of the sciences or mathematics, or maybe practical skills like welding or construction. Music and the […]


Parent-Teacher Relationships: Best Practices

March 5th, 2024; By Tiffany Chang

Schooling should be a good time for children. Whether it incorporates building strong study habits or them taking an interest in offered extracurricular activities, it’s usually the goal to optimize […]


The Future of Libraries in High Schools: More Than Just Books

March 5th, 2024; By Susan Huebert

School libraries can be very useful places. If you are researching a subject for a project or want a good book to read, you can probably find what you want […]