“The obvious value of a good science education is as preparation for careers that demand advanced treatment and understanding in physics, chemistry, biology, and the earth sciences. However, one shouldn’t discount the avenues that a rigorous science education opens to participate in high-grade thinking, philosophical discourse, literary adventures and importantly, why we need to live sustainably with our planet.”
Don Metz - University of Winnipeg
Education research shows that teachers and school leadership are among the most important in-school factors related to improved student engagement and success. Action will be taken to support educators, including offering opportunities for professional learning. This element will also favour working in partnerships with a variety of organizations to enhance our collective capacity to offer high quality science education.