For families in ASD-E! This is a great chance for new students to the Barton Tutoring Program.
Barton Tutoring Program spring registration is officially open for students in the region of ASD-E.
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As we embrace the ‘science of reading,’ we can’t leave out older students
This is a great teacher perspective for educators that teach beyond elementary school.
INCLUSIVE CLASSROOMS
Learn how you can create and encourage inclusion in schools and classrooms. FREE access for NB Educators!
Angus Hamilton: What stood in his way became the way
“Here’s your assignment,” UNB president emeritus Dr. John McLaughlin says with a smile as we wrap up our recent visit with 100-year-old Angus Hamilton, UNB professor emeritus.
LDANB-TAANB is now accepting applications for the 2023-2024 Scholarship!
Students can complete the online form or contact LDANB-TAANB for a document version of the application.
Mois de la promotion de la vie et de la prévention du suicide
À l’occasion du Mois de la promotion de la vie et de la prévention du suicide, la Bibliothèque Publique de Kedgwick est heureuse de vous offrir des propositions de lecture pour vivre le départ d’un être cher.
Sound by Glen Glenn
Glen Percy Raymond Glenn was born November 25, 1907, in a farmhouse outside Chipman. Sometime around 1925, the young electronics prodigy stood at the Chipman train station saying goodbye to his family
Do you know the benefits of Time Blocking?
Always overestimate the amount of time you need for each task- you may think you can complete a task in 20 minutes – but in reality, you may need 2 hours.
Spelling rules are empowering for readers and writers.
They are particularly helpful for readers and writers who struggle with hearing the sounds in words and become overwhelmed with the spelling choices
What is Boxing Day?
Boxing Day is celebrated in many countries around the world, but its origin and history are not as widely known.
On the Overnight Train from London
For many of us, Christmas is time of reflection, when we take time to relive fond memories of Christmas’s past. For me, one of those memories is from 50 years ago.
Print-to-Speech and Speech-to-Print: Mapping Early Literacy
In this overview, learn how early literacy benefits from both print-to-speech and speech-to-print instruction
Greener Village and its kind and open hearts
It’s not so much the significant events that determine the success of a person’s life. Often, it’s the small things, the seemingly insignificant day-to-day events, that, over a lifetime, carve out a destiny.
Flying saucers and Sasquatch wrestling too!
The first time I heard Stanton Friedman’s name was back in the 70s when I lived in Montreal, and my friend Howard told me about the famous Barney and Betty Hill alien abduction case. Barney and Betty Hill were an American couple who claimed extraterrestrials abducted them in rural New Hampshire in September 1961.
First Snowfall
The first snowfall of the season is always a magical time. The air is crisp and the ground is covered in a blanket of white.
The first time I met Bill Miller
It’s the fall of 1989, and I’m driving on Route 385, the road that winds along the Tobique River from Plaster Rock to Nictau and then on to Mount Carleton Provincial Park.
A story called home
“Every spirit builds itself a house,” Emerson wrote, “and beyond its house a world; and beyond its world, a heaven. Build, therefore, your own world.”
Fields of Dreams
Drifting in and out of a sleepy, dreamlike state, I’m relaxing in a big, soft chair on my front porch overlooking the Nashwaak River in Marysville, a suburb of Fredericton on the city’s north side.
Sifting through the layers of our lives
It’s around 5 in the morning, and I’m thinking about the piles of stuff surrounding me and how much work I need to do before my friends arrive with their pick-up trucks later to help me move.
A basic income is the answer to poverty
Basic income is too complex to implement. So the thinking goes in the latest release by the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council. Yet data from Statistics Canada in 2020 demonstrated that changes to the Canada Child Benefit – a basic income program for families – was largely responsible for a near 4% decline in poverty from 2019 to 2020 alone.
