“One of the most important things in teaching is the freedom to think and to question.” In her article, educator Swati Gautam reflects on what happens when teachers are encouraged to stay quiet, and how this can turn teaching into compliance rather than engagement. #EduSky #Reflection #TEACHMag

“Equality is about more than grand gestures. It’s about making sure fairness permeates every aspect of society, from hospital rooms to tax forms.” #PrideMonth #LGBTQ #SocialJustice #TEACHMag #EqualLoveEqualRights

K–5 students can benefit from the flexibility of an online learning environment, especially when they can build social connections, receive personalized support, and gain a foundation for lifelong learning. #EduSky #Elementary #OnlineLearning #DigitalLearning #TEACHMag

“Before AI, we could often infer a learning sequence: absorb, process, product. Post-AI, we sometimes get a little absorption and then a beautiful product appears. The learning, which lives in choosing, weighing, and justifying, goes missing.” #EduSky #AI #AssessmentDesign #ProcessFirst #TEACHMag

Reading should feel fun, rewarding, and consistent for students. To accomplish this, we need to broaden our understanding of what makes someone a reader. #EduSky #Reading #Audiobooks #ComicBooks #TEACHMag

As we strive to foster learning environments that honour every student’s story, background, and identity, here’s a list of books that can be used to promote concepts like representation, empathy, and respect. #EduSky #PrideMonth #InclusiveLiterature #LGBTQ #TEACHMag

In our latest article, program coordinator Alicia Jager shares practical approaches schools can implement to build confidence, consistency, and long-term professional growth for teachers who are new to inquiry-based settings. #EduSky #InquiryBasedLearning #IBPYP #NewTeachers #TEACHMag

Over the past year, our most vulnerable students across the United States have been under attack. Here are 4 steps teachers can take to support them right now. #EduSky #K12 #SocialJustice #TraumaInformedTeaching #EveryStudentMatters

“A punitive response to a late or absent student, the recorded tardy, the ‘you’re late again,’ doesn’t just fail to help. It adds to the weight a struggling student is already carrying.” #EduSky #K12 #Absenteeism #MentalHealth #Attendance #TEACHMag

What’s something you’ve learned to say no to as an educator? Our latest issue explores the power of saying no, alongside stories about creativity, well-being, self-expression, and social-emotional learning. Read it here: bit.ly/4x9hkGB #EduSky #K12 #Magazine #LessonPlan #TEACHMag

To kick off #PrideMonth, we’re taking a deep dive into the Modernization of Benefits and Obligations Act. 25 years after it was passed, Carolyn Gruske reflects on the legal struggles that paved the way for #LGBTQ rights, freedoms, and equality in Canada. #EduSky #History #Canada #TEACHMag

Act 47 is not just another education bill; it is the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania recognizing that reading is a foundational skill that all students need to be successful. #EduSky #ReadingInstruction #Literacy #ReadingReform ##TEACHMag

The Ontario government’s proposed legislation to make attendance worth 15% of a student’s grade is intended to improve engagement in classrooms. Yet, for many, showing up is a matter of circumstance, not motivation. #EduSky #Attendance #Absenteeism #YoungCaregivers #TEACHMag

Teachers spend decades putting their travel plans on hold. This one is for them. We rounded up 15 new and upcoming travel guides, from hidden gems in Toronto to hot springs in New Zealand, each with a best-time-to-visit tip built right in. #EduSky #TeacherLife #RetirementTravel #TEACHMag

“Civic engagement belongs in the classroom. It should not be treated as extracurricular.” #EduSky #Democracy #Ontario #CivicEducation #TEACHMag

Sara Olson has spent 26 years in education. She’s writing about the gap that never shows up in any data report. #EduSky #K12 #PublicEducation #SchoolEquity #TEACHMag

She showed her students a TikTok, then rebuilt her entire curriculum around it. Lesley Machon talks about what happens when you meet Gen Z where they actually are. #EduSky #MentalHealth #TeacherLife #GenZ #TEACHMag

Here’s Dr. K’s perspective on the mental health gap no one is talking about, why most school wellness initiatives don’t account for it, and what real support for teacher-parents actually looks like. #EduSky #TeacherWellbeing #TEACHMag #TeacherLife

97% of Canadian students and parents believe employability skills should be part of every degree. But those skills don't appear out of nowhere at graduation. Here’s how K–12 teachers can build career readiness into everyday learning. #EduSky #K12 #CareerReadiness #TeacherLife #TEACHMag

The problem might not be that students use ChatGPT. It might be how they use it. Kitty Llerandi shares a different way to have this conversation with your class. #EduSky #EdTech #AI #ELA #TEACHMag

For @teachmag.bsky.social, an Assistant Principal recently wrote about an incident where wearable panic buttons helped get help on scene fast. Read his story here: teachmag.com/inside-a-rea... #AlyssasLaw #SchoolSafety #K12

All students have the right to learn, but they don’t all have the right tools to do so. That’s where AI comes in. Here’s how it’s changing the game for blind and low-vision students, and what educators need to know to use it well. #AIinEducation #SpecialEducation #InclusiveClassroom #AI #TEACHMag

📖 Check out this story on helping older readers from @teachmag.bsky.social! 📖 teachmag.com/why-are-olde... #K12 #EduSky #EducationResearch #Literacy

#GiveawayAlert! Want to win some free books for your classroom this #WorldBookDay? Make sure you enter our latest book giveaway before it closes on April 30th. Submit your entry here: teachmag.com/submissions/

We’re using more tech in classrooms than ever, but is it working for all students? This article looks at what equitable #edtech really takes: access, support, and helping students think critically about what they use. #EdChat #K12Education #DigitalLiteracy #EducationMatters #TEACHMag

It’s #EarthDay! 🌍 If your students are feeling the weight of the climate crisis, this one’s for them. We rounded up 10 essential climate action books for kids across every grade. Stories about real youth, real science, and real hope. #EduSky #K12 #EarthWeek #ClimateAction #BookList #TEACHMag

I'm pleased to share my latest essay, which just came out in the March/April issue of TEACH Magazine. Please enjoy! teachmag.com/as-a-busy-te...

Instead of wondering why scores are dropping, educator and author Deborah Kenny says we should be asking: is this even the right test? Her new book, The Well-Educated Child, makes a case for what school should actually look like. #EduSky #K12 #TEACHMag #Education #OpenConversation

How can TikTok teach nervous system literacy? 🧠 Can ChatGPT be a writing partner instead of a shortcut? 🤖 Our April 2026 issue is out, and we’re diving into the world your students are actually living in right now. #EduSky #K12 #Magazine #LessonPlan #AI #TEACHMag Read it here: bit.ly/41wHTae

Debate can build confidence and critical thinking, but access still isn’t equal. One student is trying to change that. #EduSky #K12 #StudentVoice #EducationMatters #PublicSpeaking #EquityInEducation #TEACHMag

It’s #NationalPetDay! Teachers, your pets deserve to be published. Submit them to our Teacher’s Pet column for the May/June issue and enter to win a book while you’re at it. teachmag.com/submissions Deadline: April 30th #EduSky #K12 #Magazine #OpenSubmission #Giveaway #TEACHMag

By prioritizing belonging in the literacy classroom, students feel comfortable taking more risks with reading, pushing through tough moments, and diving deep into texts with genuine curiosity. #EduSky #K12 #Reading #Literacy #Diversity #ELA #TEACHMag

Teens are already interacting with money through instant peer-to-peer payments and online marketplaces, but financial literacy is often still taught through worksheets and theoretical exercises. What can be done to change that? #EduSky #K12 #FinancialLiteracy #Technology

What exactly is “looping”? How does it benefit students, teaches, and families? #EduSky #K12 #ClassroomManagement #TeachingStyle #FamilyEngagement #TEACHMag #Looping

How do educators go about making students aware of the fact that not everything they read or hear online is true? And how can students be taught to analyze sources for accuracy? #EduSky #K12 #DigitalLiteracy #DigitalMediaLiteracy #Technology #Misinformation

Kids who are excited by the material engage more deeply and retain lessons better. #EduSky #K12 #Reading #Literacy #StudentAgency #ELA

46% of students are now using AI in the college application process. What impacts this will have on education in the future? #EduSky #CollegeApplications #HigherEd #HighSchool #TestPrep #AI

In our latest article, Sandy Lish writes about the moment that “kicked” off her education career. #EduSky #NewTeachers #TeachingPlacement #ChildDevelopment

A recent study shows that access to eight-grade algebra is far from equal. Many students never get the chance to take this important course before high school, even when they’re ready. #EduSky #K12 #Math #Algebra

Engaging students with STEM isn’t accomplished by flashy tech or perfect lessons—it’s through strategies that help students see it not as a subject, but as a way of thinking and creating. Here are 3 practical ways to achieve this in your classroom. #EduSky #K12 #STEM #Science

When we prioritize emotional health, we don’t just teach students—we empower them to lead, to dream, and to thrive. #EduSky #K12 #StudentEmpowerment #WellBeing #Resilience

Data shows that attendance patterns tend to repeat across schools, states, and student populations. These patterns tell us where to focus our resources. #EduSky #K12 #Attendance #Absenteeism

Poetry is a holistic tool that helps students develop core linguistic skills, fosters their personal expression, and contributes to a positive learning environment. #EduSky #K12 #ESL #Poetry #Literacy #Writing

The traditional model of mandated, one‑size‑fits‑all workshops is giving way to professional learning that is more responsive, curriculum-aligned, and customized to each educator’s experience and goals.

"The strongest security isn’t a locked door. It’s a school that can confidently answer, at any moment: who is in the building, why they’re there, and how we know." #EduSky #K12 #SchoolSafety

Ahead of #InternationalWomensDay, here are 12 inspiring titles for readers of all ages, genders, and levels that honour the trailblazers past and present, and empower new generations to imagine and build what comes next. #EduSky #K12 #KidLit #Reading #Literacy

Happy March 4th! On the only day of the year that's also a sentence, there’s no better time to share our latest article: all about building writing confidence in students. ✏️ #EduSky #K12 #Writing #ELA

In our latest article, Métis author and educator Willie Poll writes about the importance of authentic storytelling, amplifying youth voices, and incorporating diverse stories in the classroom. #EduSky #K12 #Storytelling #Reading #Writing #Indigenous #Diversity

"Students may not read the policy, but they read patterns. The lesson that circulates in the absence of a clear, on-policy decision is rarely about learning. It is about influence, access, and time." #EduSky #Assessment #Evaluation #Plagiarism #AcademicHonesty #AcademicIntegrity #SchoolCulture

"As educators, we aim to create meaningful, exciting, and supportive futures for all of our students. That’s why we must build learning environments where positive disability identities grow." #EduSky #K12 #Disability #SpecialEducation #SocialJustice