Many Canadian teachers still rely on paper stacks, scattered notes, and late nights to manage their curriculum. The 2025–2026 school year is here—and for many Canadian teachers, that back-to-school rush doesn’t just mean classroom setups and student greetings. It also means a mountain of lesson planning that still isn’t done. If you’re a teacher in Canada, and you’re feeling that “September scramble” because your year-long lesson plans aren’t quite complete, you’re not alone. According to...

3 surprising lessons from Web Summit Vancouver 2025 that belong in your classroom Teaching is storytelling. 1. Be the Storyteller (Inspired by Evan Jones, Fender) CMOs say consistency and storytelling are what make a brand resonate. For teachers, the same is true in building classroom trust. Sharing your story—and encouraging students to share theirs—makes learning meaningful. Try this: Share student wins or classroom reflections weekly. Use story formats for subjects: a “hero’s journey” in...

At Scintillant Ventures, we know the power of starting early—especially when it comes to engineering and STEM. That’s why we’re proud to support the ASEE Commission on P12 Engineering Education, a community working to empower educators and inspire future engineers. By aligning our mission with theirs, we hope to amplify efforts that bring STEM to life in every classroom. Calling all educators passionate about STEM and innovation! Join ASEE at the 2025 PreK–12 Engineering Education Teacher...