Strong Vocabulary

A strong vocabulary is essential for effective communication and can help your child express their thoughts and ideas more clearly. It can also make your child a more persuasive speaker or writer and increase their confidence in social and professional situations.  Plus, research shows that general vocabulary knowledge is a good predictor of academicachievement. Studies […]

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Stay Motivated

After months spent indoors, spring’s arrival can distract students and lead to spring fever. Thanks in part to extra daylight, many students begin to feel the urge to get outside and move around. Spring fever can look like restlessness, distraction, and even procrastination for students. Even though the weather may be nicer, the school year […]

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Class participation

Class participation is a scary word for many. All students have had classes where they hoped the teacher wouldn’t call on them. Being scared of saying the wrong thing or giving an incorrect answer in front of friends and peers can be very scary for many. Most students prefer to remain silent to escape the […]

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Every student needs study tips for better studying. Study skills are the techniques that every student relies on when studying for a test. But not every student knows how to make the most of their study time. Study skills—the techniques students use in class, when doing homework, or preparing for a test—help make learning and […]

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sleeping in class

Many teachers face a common challenge—students sleeping in class.  A lack of sleep is all too common among students, which can lead to falling asleep in school. What if instead of waking students up, teachers took a different approach and allowed students to sleep in class?  It may sound counterintuitive, but research shows that allowing […]

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March break learning

March Break—while many students may be looking forward to a week of rest and relaxation, it’s also an excellent opportunity to continue learning that’s fun and engaging.  Whether you’re a student or a parent looking for ways to keep your child entertained during the break, here are some tips to help you make the most […]

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ChatGPT in the classroom

You’ve heard of AI technology, but have you heard about Chat GPT ? students? Do you really know what it is and how it may affect your child’s education?  Rumour has been circulating that students are using ChatGPT to cheat their way through school, leaving school boards across the globe on high alert. Is ChatGPT […]

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Evidence for Tutoring

Tutoring has long been recognized as an effective tool for enhancing student learning outcomes.  In recent years, as education shifted to remote or hybrid models due to the pandemic, tutoring has gained even greater attention as a way to support ongoing student learning. A recent report from the Canadian Council on Learning (CCL) highlights the […]

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students ungrading learning

You may have seen the term “ungrading” used recently in news articles or across social media. But what is ungrading, and why would schools use it? The ungrading trend involves removing the focus on grades in order to place a greater emphasis on teachers’ comments and students’ overall progress. According to ungrading theory, grades are […]

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