October's theme is Preparation and will feature collections that help students equip themselves with competencies and core knowledge to excel academically and personally.
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As Canadians encounter more about the history of residential schools across the country, teaching this part Canada’s past – and its impacts on the present – have become more important than ever.
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This student-facing choice board will give Grade 7 and 8 students an opportunity to click, learn and engage with weird and wonderful topics in Edwin.
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Let's begin our new school year with a call to connect so we can learn about each other and build strong relationships to support learning through the whole year.
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Getting Started Activities are designed with new users in mind and cover a broad range of grades, subjects, and provincial curricula. They have also been built with multiple modes of instruction in mind (Whole class, Teacher-only, Online, In-person, etc.) to accommodate different learning environments. Try one today!
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Create a year of meaningful connections for students with key questions and extended projects.
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As the school year ends, many teachers feel like they've just completed a long, challenging marathon. With summer here, it's time to relax and recharge. Our Edwin library offers tips and resources to help you invest in your well-being this summer.
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Challenge students to ask in-depth questions, conduct research, and apply the mathematical skills necessary to make a clear plan for their dream vacation.
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Look at health and well-being from the perspective of social studies, physical education, current events, or social & emotional learning in general.
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Where do you start on a massive goal like ending poverty? Ask students what they think would be an effective response with these activities.
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Assessment doesn’t need to be hard, and it doesn’t need to take a lot of time. I find the best assessments are the ones that happen naturally, through conversations and observations.
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Get student conversations started about career options and work/life balance.
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