About "Education"
Canadian Geographic Education creates classroom materials, runs programs and works with teachers to raise geographic literacy and spark a lifelong curiosity about Canada among the country’s students.
Students show off the swag bags they received from the Canadian Coast Guard as part of their welcome package to the Adopt a Ship program. (Photo: Sean Pollitt)
Les élèves montrent leurs pochettes surprises qu’ils ont reçues de la Garde côtière canadienne en tant que composante de leur trousse de bienvenue au programme Adopter un navire. (Photo: Sean Pollitt)
Students take their learning outside the classroom with Can Geo Education's Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada Giant Floor Map. (Photo: Tyrone Power)
Bobbie-Jo Leclair works to give voice to Indigenous Peoples in an authentic way and to ensure that what teachers are doing is appropriate and in alignment with Indigenous worldviews and perspectives. (Photo: Bobbie-Jo Leclair)
From cross-country skiing to multi-day overnight trips, Court Rustemeyer takes his students outdoors to cultivate individual confidence, community connections and an appreciation for nature. (Photo: Court Rustemeyer)
Scott Alexander has been teaching for 24 years and believes that educators have to earn the right to teach students by engaging their attention and interest through authentic learning experiences. (Photo: Scott Alexander)
Brad Jones has been teaching for 15 years and has helped to shape the social studies curriculum in Newfoundland and Labrador. (Photo: Brad Jones)
Lisa (Diz) Glithero was recently honoured with the Alex Trebek Medal for Geographic Literacy by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society for her work in geography education, in particular relating to ocean literacy. (Photo: Diz Glithero)
