College of Education - USask

06/02/2026

Congratulations to Janelle Scott on receiving the University of Saskatchewan College of Education Professionalism Award for Excellence in Teaching! 👩🏼‍🎓

https://education.usask.ca/news/2026/2026-usask-education-graduate-recognized-with-colleges-top-award.php

06/02/2026

Students first. Graduates today. Alumni forever. 🎓

Congratulations to the newest University of Saskatchewan Bachelor of Education, Certificate, Master’s and Doctoral graduates to join the College of Education alumni community.

Students first. Graduates today. Alumni forever. Congratulations to the newest Bachelor of Education, Certificate, Master's and Doctoral graduates to join the College of Education alumni community.

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

Can't wait to celebrate Kaitlin and the rest of the College of Education graduates as they walk across the stage at USask Convocation!

Kaitlin Proudfoot is reflecting on her time at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) as she prepares to begin her teaching career.

05/27/2026

Kaitlin Proudfoot is reflecting on her time at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) as she prepares to begin her teaching career.

05/27/2026

Still not enough: University of Saskatchewan educator's pursuit of equity

Paul Bazin Webster (MEd’12, EdD’24) watched the Kanesatake Resistance unfold on the news, and it became a foundational experience for him.

“I'm not satisfied with, at any moment, the idea of inequity and disparity in social, educational, and health realities for people based off of who they are foundationally as Indigenous or non-Indigenous [people],” he said.

Paul Bazin Webster (MEd’12, EdD’24) watched the Kanesatake Resistance unfold on the news, and it became a foundational experience for him.

05/26/2026

05/26/2026

Exploring literacies-in-context through a professional learning symposium

The Prairies Literacies Project hosted educators from across Saskatchewan for the Following the River symposium on April 17-18.

“The teaching of literacies in relation to place is important as it confronts universal models of instruction and highlights the diversity of prairie literacies education,” Dr. Lori McKee said.

The Prairies Literacies Project hosted educators from across Saskatchewan for the Following the River symposium on April 17-18.

05/25/2026

Indigenous Languages Certificate (ILC) - Cree Language stream

The ILC focuses on immersing educators in the three dialects of Cree spoken on the Prairies: nêhiyawêwin (Plains Cree, 'y' dialect), nêhinawêwin (Swampy Cree, 'n' dialect), and nîhithawîwin (Woodland Cree, 'th' dialect). The part-time program includes 10 courses taken over two years.

Through the courses, students develop proficiency in how to speak and teach Cree by learning Indigenous teaching methodologies. The ILC is open to anyone who wishes to learn an Indigenous language, and students enter the program with varied ability to speak Cree, from beginner to fluent speakers.

Learn more and apply at https://admissions.usask.ca/indigenous-languages.php

05/21/2026

Coreen Dutka (BEd’89, MEd’15) is reflecting on her 32-year teaching career as she prepares for the next chapter of her life.