The 57th Super Bowl is coming soon! More than 110 million Americans won't miss this game for anything. Comparing teams and quarterbacks, surveying interest in this sports extravaganza, producing an infographic or trailer to present your analysis of the results... there are plenty of ideas to make connections with learning!
February 2 is Groundhog Day. Halfway between winter and spring, that's when North America's most popular groundhogs set out in search of their shade to announce an early spring ... or not.
January 1 marks the beginning of a new year in the Gregorian (or solar) calendar. Here are some ideas for activities to mark the beginning of the new year with your students.
Artificial intelligence: we know that it is having an increasingly important impact on our lives, but it is difficult for most of us to understand. Recently, the arrival of the ChatGPT application provides one of the most concrete manifestations of its power and impact on teaching and learning. Here are some ideas for activities around the topic.
These days, we hear a lot about the respiratory viruses that affect young people and overflow hospitals in Canada and elsewhere in the world. And that's not counting the traditional nuisances of gastros and lice, which don't take a vacation either! A look at eco-epidemiology, an emerging discipline that focuses on the environmental factors that influence disease transmission.
