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Reading Circle for Educators

SCIC's Educators Reading Circle is a virtual gathering space for educators interested in exploring books on global issues and connecting those conversations to classroom practice.

Reading Circles are typically offered seasonally, often in the fall, winter, and spring. Each Circle focuses on a selected book and invites educators to discuss key themes, share teaching ideas, and reflect on how the book can support learning in Saskatchewan classrooms. 

Featuring expert presenters and guest speakers, the Circle sparks engaging conversations on topics like decolonization, power and privilege, anti-racism, democracy, feminism, war and conflict, and Indigenous environmental knowledge.

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Past Reading Circle Books

Explore books previously featured on SCIC's Educators Reading Circle. These selections have supported conversations on global issues, classroom learning, and local-global connection.​​​

Recommended Reading Lists

Books on Gender Equality

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Books on Re-thinking Development

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Stories on Immigration

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Books on Indigenouse Peoples

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Books on Sustainability

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Books on Racism

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Stories from Around the World

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Stay Tuned for the Next Reading Circle

We do not currently have an active Educators Reading Circle open for registration. 

When the next Reading Circle is announced, details will be shared through SCIC's website, newsletter, and social media channels. In the meantime, educators are encouraged to explore past Reading Circle books and browse the recommended reading lists above.

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