The Robertson team traveled this week to Johnny Therriault Memorial School at Aroland First Nation (three hours North East of Thunder Bay) to learn about their approach to land-based learning... read more →
Anishinaabe community leader Liz Osawamick shared her stories and knowledge as a Water Walker with the Grade 4s at the Dr. Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study (JICS) earlier this... read more →
The Grade Two class at the Dr. Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study traveled to Greenwood Conservation Area to release the salmon alevin they had been caring for in their... read more →
Dr. Ruth Beatty addresses delegates during the opening of the conference Danielle Blair leads one of the many sessions focusing on Indigenous traditions A delegate mathematically plans the pattern ahead... read more →
Kindergarten students play in the forest at "camp" A student shows Joan Moss how he can shake snow off a tree A kindergarten student shows off their favourite spot at... read more →
By Dr. Julie Comay I was recently privileged to attend Anongoohns Kendaasiwin - Revitalizing the Art and Science of Star Knowledge, an extraordinary two-day gathering of Elders, Knowledge Keepers, educators... read more →
The Robertson Program’s Founding Director, Bev Caswell, co-presented our work with colleagues Jason Jones and Marjolaine Lapointe at the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Conference earlier this week. AERA is the... read more →
On April 4th, second year Master of Arts in Child Study and Education (MA CSE) teacher candidates presented their final Mathematics Inquiry Projects at the Robertson Program’s 4th bi-annual math... read more →
The Robertson Program is adding to its extensive library of math lessons! Most recently, we added a series of junior lessons focusing on volume and fractions/decimals that we welcome you... read more →
Last week, the Robertson Program traveled to our friends at Mine Centre Public School to have another visit at their outdoor kindergarten classroom – or as they call it, “camp.”... read more →