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Manon Richardson is a pioneer in the province when it comes to managing a classroom differently. This year, the teacher will integrate all Grade 6 subjects into a school garden project. For over 10 years, she has been suggesting to her students that learning happens in many ways. Grade 5 students in Daniel Mallet's class enjoy a…

The Grade 8 students in Renée Duclos' class feel, like many young people today, that the goals of sustainable development are important to them. In her flexible and technological classroom, the teacher is passionate about allowing her students to learn in a different way. The students in Gary Fontaine's class needed to roll…

Students in grades 3-8 in Grand-Digue all have one thing in common: they are part of the GD WOUF cooperative school enterprise. Since 2016, students have been learning by working in a micro-business that gives back to their community, which loves to see its students learn in new ways. Nadine Bourque's grade 7 class wanted to get…

Grade 4 students in Annick Noël's class are developing their independence by discovering traditional trades. With the Multi-Découverte project, students explore different themes and make surprising discoveries that will allow them to learn in a different way. The students in Michaël Gautreau's class have the opportunity to…

Despite their young age, the students in Nathalie Allain's Grade 3 class are developing skills related to their life and career plans by participating in the making of a quilt, and that's just the tip of the iceberg. In this class, you can truly say that we are learning differently. The 5th graders in Mélissa Lanteigne'…

Students in Jessica Glidden's Grade 6 class have set a goal to participate in the Goldberg Challenge. They will attempt to understand the concept of cause and effect by making not one, but 12 simple machines as American designer and inventor Rube Goldberg would have done. Welcome to learning differently. The students of Rémi…