Modular farm changing learning at La Loche high school
A northern community has received a boost with the delivery of the first-ever modular farm located at a high school in Canada.
Faculty member addresses mental health in children's book
Looking to close a gap in available children’s literature about serious subject matter, University of Saskatchewan (U of S) College of Education Professor Beverley Brenna focuses on suicide prevention in Fox Magic, her latest book for children ages 10 or 12 and up (depending on children’s maturity and interest in the subject matter).
Education Announces Active Learning Classroom Construction
SASKATOON – The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) College of Education is proud to announce construction of the Grit and Scott McCreath Active Learning Classroom, a progressive project designed to improve teaching and learning for future educators.
Iron will helps ITEP graduate proudly pursue his passion
Returning to a university classroom after nearly a decade away, University of Saskatchewan College of Education Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP) graduate Trevor Iron believes his dream has come full circle.
Education online clothing store open
The clothing store will be available for purchases between October 12th-26th
University of Saskatchewan launches bold new strategic plan
The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) introduced today a bold new university plan to guide the institution’s direction over the next seven years.
Getting to Know ESS Past-President Cory Dyck
Education Students’ Society 2018-2019 President Cory Dyck shares his passion for the teaching profession, advice for fellow and future students, as well as reasons why he got involved on campus.
U of S and Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra conduct joint research
A U of S research team led by psychologists Janeen Loehr and Jennifer Nicol has been working with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra (SSO) over the last year on an experiment that will be shared in a unique way with patrons at the SSO season opening concert on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Students Celebrated With Pinning Ceremony
Third-year College of Education students will be celebrated Thursday at the annual pinning ceremony.
College hosts Capital Normal University students
The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) College of Education hosted a group of students from Capital Normal University.
Experience Journal: Connor Jay
Connor Jay is a fourth-year University of Saskatchewan Education student with teaching areas in Physical Education and English. He spent the summer as a Performance Analyst with Canada Basketball. Connor shares his journey with the teams in this journal entry and how this experience will help foster his growth as an educator.
Banting Fellowship Award to Ranjan Datta
University of Saskatchewan College of Education research facilitator Dr. Ranjan Datta has been awarded the prestigious Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Continuing A Lifetime of Learning
Faculty Spotlight - Che Kan Leong
U of S and local businesses host Bangladesh students
The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) College of Education, College of Arts and Science (Economics and English), and the Edwards School of Business (Finance) have partnered to host students from Dhaka University.
Tips to become an even better teacher
A new teaching year is upon us and with it instructors are likely contemplating strategies to further enhance their teaching practice.
A Lifelong Connection
Jim Taylor has been teaching as a sessional lecturer for 24 years at the U of S
New Memorandum of Understanding
The College of Education, ITEP and the Kahkewistahaw First Nation signed an MOU last week.
Engaging parents in schools
University of Saskatchewan curriculum studies professor Debbie Pushor of the College of Education aims to transform education in the province by making parent engagement in teaching and learning an integral part of schools, something she said will enhance student outcomes, build community and help retain teachers.
15 reasons to visit the U of S this summer
If you are looking for sunny study spots, green activities or just a little scenery, there is no shortage of activity on the U of S campus in the summertime.
Language Warriors
10 students in the Masters of Indigenous Language Revitalization (MILR) successfully passed the oral defence.
Education students making impact thanks to planned giving
University of Saskatchewan College of Education students Christina Luross and Jordanne Estergaard spoke at Greystone Circle Garden Party in May.
Acclaimed author, U of S alumna Sharon Butala publishes first mystery novel
In 1962, the body of 23-year-old Alexandra Wiwcharuk was discovered by a young boy who had wandered into some trees by the South Saskatchewan River.
Education alumnus honoured
Dave King among alumni honoured at 2018 University of Saskatchewan Spring Convocation.