Resources From March 2021

Next to math, science is arguably the most intimidating subject to many students. The difficulty of science can vary based on the nature of the science subject. It’s important for students to try and develop a more in-depth understanding of scientific concepts. In fact, without proper help and guidance, that process may take more time […]

When praising your child for a job well done, recognize the effort they put in instead of their natual ability. Why? When students think they are born with a particular skill, they are less likely to put in additional effort. They practise less, study less, and try less. Instead of recognizing students for being naturally […]

Besides speaking a different language, are there benefits of learning a second language? In Canada, all English language public school students take French as a Second Language. As one of two official languages in Canada, having French language skills can help students secure future employment. However, there are many more benefits to learning a second […]

Building math confidence can be one of the most challenging acts for students. In fact, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development found that girls perform less well in math than boys. This is not at all due to their sex; in fact, it comes down to a girl’s level of confidence in their mathematic […]

When it comes to reading online vs. offline, what is the better choice for students? Online learning is now a common and accessible way to learn for many students. Teachers can send links to recommended reading materials and finding sources for essays or research projects is simple.  But when it comes to reading for learning, […]