Reading Circle for Educators
The Reading Circles for Saskatchewan Educators are a series of virtual gatherings in fall, winter, and spring, designed for educators to discuss books on global issues. This platform allows teachers to share insights, resources, and educational techniques relevant to Saskatchewan classrooms. Featuring expert presenters and guest speakers, the Circles spark engaging conversations on topics like decolonization, power and privilege, anti-racism, democracy, feminism, war and conflict, and Indigenous environmental knowledge.
By joining, educators can connect with peers, gain new perspectives, and become thought leaders in their schools and districts. Participation is easy—just visit our website to find the next virtual meeting. Whether you're a veteran or new to teaching, these sessions offer valuable learning experiences and a chance to make a positive impact in your classroom and beyond.
Winter 2025 Reading Circle
for Educators
This Winter, SCIC’s Reading Circle will feature Uncertain Harvest: The Future of Food on a Warming Planet by Ian Mosby, Sarah Rotz, and Evan D. G. Fraser, explored through a two-part virtual discussion series.
This book offers rich opportunities for classroom integration — particularly in Social Studies, Science, Global Citizenship Education, and Environmental Studies.
Through guided discussion and author insight, educators will explore themes of food security, agriculture, and climate change, while gaining practical ideas and confidence to bring these conversations into their own classrooms.
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