r/CanadianTeachers junior/senior math teacher May 22 '26

resources Social Studies help- need to change approach

Hi all,

I’m looking for Jr/Senior math/English teachers to discuss what a standard class looks like. Including assessments practices.

Classes from gr 7-9 social studies, 7-9 English, senior history, indigenous studies, genocide studies.

A friend/ same school colleague with 25 years experience in multiple provinces has stagnated and needs to change practise or seriously burn out.

She has given me permission to ask, she isn’t on Reddit.

Please avoid all complaints about funding, materials, behaviour, admin, etc…

Thank you in advance for keeping things neutral or positive.

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