Engaging youth in the reconciliation process
The second annual Màmawi Together: Youth for Reconciliation Day united students from across Ottawa to create their own Reconciliation Legacy Projects
Secondary: Grades 9-12
Getting Team A.Y. Jackson set for the Kinaxis/uOttawa Urban Co-Hort Hackathon. Our students are learning from AI experts today.
How to welcome gender diversity everyday in your classroom
Dr. Lee Airton wants teachers to consider gender-friendly ways to evolve how we all speak, write, and move around in public spaces
Celebrating Pink Shirt Day at A.Y. Jackson as part of the amazing Diversity Club. Take a stand against bullying!
7 ways to teach civil discourse to students
If young people are to engage in democracy and society, young people need to learn how to respectfully disagree. Yet, educators often find it challenging to lead discussions on contentious issues.
Untangling food webs: How human activity shakes up delicate ecosystems
Lesson overview This 70-minute lesson plan for grade seven students focuses on food webs, with the aim of furthering understanding of these complex systems. The lesson encompasses wild, natural ecosystems and how changes to the population of individual species can impact the entire system. The lesson also asks students to consider their own personal position […]