Wow wow wow! Just finished Unreconciled, by @jessewente. He tells his story and the story of his family in such a powerful, honest and impactful way. Thank you Jesse for this beauty of a book!

Ne pas enseigner l'histoire des Noirs équivaut à la dévaloriser, affirme Michelle Jean-Paul ici.radio-canada.ca/ohdio/premiere…

We had a great conversation today about standing up for others and spreading kindness. #PinkShirtDay

What a beautiful afternoon to have our own little festival de voyageurs! We were so lucky to be lead by our grade 4/5 friends who taught us all about voyageur games and songs. Hé ho!

I'm just learning that there are multiple school districts around the country that do four-day weeks. Trainings & meetings on Friday. Probably virtual tutoring when it's needed. Someone explain to me why we all aren't doing this? As a teacher & a parent I love it.

This is my dad. One of the most important influences in my life. To say that I am grateful for him and the lessons that he has imparted to me is an understatement. St. Theresa Point educators thank longtime ally with tikinagan, ribbon shirt | CBC News cbc.ca/news/indigenou…

Room 18 had the best day at Assiniboine park today building boats to float down the stream, learning about tree buds and exploring all nature has to teach us!

Being an elementary teacher and reading about shootings taking place in elementary schools is a feeling I cannot even describe.

We work hard on our Picasso self-portraits today. Stay tuned for the final products!

The finished product of our Picasso self portraits- love how each one is so unique!

“To love a place is not enough. We must find ways to heal it” Wise words for today from author and activist Robin Wall Kimmer player.vimeo.com/video/63923367… #IndigenousPeoplesDay #braidingsweetgrass

Indigenous folks in 28 communities across Canada still have to boil their water to make it safe to drink. People really need to ask themselves why everyone in Canada doesn't have access to safe, clean drinking water.

The average high school teacher hears their name called 50-75 times a day. The average middle school teacher hears their name called 80-90 times a day. The average elementary school teacher hears their name called 100,000-150,000 times in the FIRST HOUR of school.

What an amazing day of learning today with Council for Indigenous Education in Manitoba Thank you @TashaSpillett and Michael Redhead Champagne! I can’t wait to see what you write next ✨

1/2- Every parent, educator, recess supervisor, and daycare should read this article about risky play for kids. It’s OK everyone if kids get bumps and bruises. They will be OK and learn. Testing boundaries is how we learn.