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Five educators make suggestions that might help students want to revise their writing, including by using “editing stations.”

The little trick or treaters enjoyed much warmer weather this year compared to most years to make their rounds about the neighbourhood. They didn’t have to…

COVID-19 has affected learning, but governments are failing to share information on how students are doing and what works during a pandemic.

Kelly Gallagher-Mackay is a lawyer and independent education policy researcher. Her research career includes roles as an assistant professor at Laurier University, director of Research and Evaluation at the Future Skills Centre, and research director at People for Education. Her book, Pushing the Li…

369 3rd Street in Downtown Jersey City is a two-family townhouse, totaling 4,000 square feet, with private outdoor space and parking.

New study asks students, teachers to perform hour-long audit investigating current state of activity and learning opportunities in schoolyards.

The interplay between these two learning experiences helps students grow a love of reading and build stronger muscles to engage with texts, writes Ariel Sacks.

Through the project, every mother discharged without her baby is given a care package containing a fresh-cut flower and a new set of pajamas.

/CNW/ - The winner of the 2017/18 Donner Prize was announced tonight by Ken Whyte, Chair of the Donner Canadian Foundation, in Toronto. The awards gala at The...

Kelly Gallagher and Penny Kittle agreed to answer a few questions about their new book, “180 Days: Two Teachers and the Quest to Engage and Empower Adolescents.”

Dig deeper into the program guide! Some of the festival’s best films can get lost in the hubbub.

Apart from the ongoing inequity of letting a powerful religious group have unequal benefit of the law in one of our most important government services...

What we can learn from one of the great organizers in American history.

An appreciation of Caroline Leaf’s powerful and significant film “Two Sisters,” a momentous celebration of the work of women’s hands.

The continuous emphasis on test preparation instead of a focus on the development of lifelong readers has diminished emphasis on students’ recreational reading habits, says high school English teacher Nancy Barile.

The Summer Reading Contest is now over, but here are some teacher-tested ideas for bringing its spirit into your classroom this fall, no matter how much time you have to give to current events.

Independent filmmaker, community activist and co-founder of the Women with Knives tour Kelly Gallagher combines her love of art and passion for social justice in her collage animation. Her latest short, Pen Up the Pigs, addresses the roots of racially motivated policing and is creating a stir at fil…

BRONXVILLE, N.Y. – Bronxville track and field phenom Mary Cain continued to break records over the weekend as she stole the spotlight at a national meet in Oregon. Cain broke a record that has stood for more than three decades on Saturday,…

Readicide author Kelly Gallagher wants schools to stop focusing on tests and let kids immerse themselves in books.