Hongliang Hu

I'm thrilled to share my research study has been published online at the start of 2026. This journey has been incredibly rewarding. Thank you to everyone who supported me along the way! Check out the full article here: lnkd.in/eQf9Tazq

I am honoured to receive the 2024-2025 EECOM Excellent Award today from the Canadian Network for Environmental Education and Communication.

Honored to receive the Excellent Award at EECOM! Huge thanks to who nominated me. This recognition motivates me to accomplish even greater things in the future. #Gratitude#Inspiration facebook.com/share/1B3gKZnS…

Excited to share that my teaching research paper has just been published online at Voices of Practitioners through National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Exploring Climate Literacy in Kindergarten by Hongliang Hu. acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc…

Teaching across various schools enriches my perspective and enhances my commitment to creating inclusive learning environments. Embracing diverse viewpoints ensures we make education accessible for all learners. #Equity #Inclusion #Diversity

I discovered a discussion thread focused on climate change education that significantly deepened my understanding of land particularly the concepts of reciprocity and responsibility in reconciling with the land.

What an incredible learning experience at the climate camp held at Mono Cliffs OC, with professional development opportunities focused on various aspects of climate education. I am filled with gratitude for the experience, and I left with a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.

Just completed an intensive summer AQ course in Special Education through TDSB! Grateful for amazing instructors, Katia and Tanya, centrally assigned Principals. Learned practical strategies like the Tiered Approach, UDI/DI framework, CRRP, ILP, and IEP that I can directly apply.

Two-day summer symposium at the BSS (the Bishop Strachan School) inspired me to rethink, reflect, renew and relearn what was in practice and what needs to change. Inspired by Reggio approach, what are my takeaways through investigations and expressions?

Vermicomposting Harvest Through hands-on learning, students have engaged in entire process - from understanding how red wigglers contribute to composting to sifting and finally harvesting it. This marks an exciting year-long study, as we celebrate the successful harvest.

Who says dried-out markers to go? I repurpose them for watercolor art and outdoor spray art, inspiring my students to embrace creativity and sustainability! Let's reuse, recycle, reduce to combat climate change.

How do you feel seeing polar bears' homes change due to climate change? Our kindergarteners created an Emotions Wheel to express their thoughts! Each colorful slice represents an emotion (sad, mad, worried, happy, and more) with fun visual symbols! Let's connect and share...

Exploring with loose parts! Excited to see our youngest learners engaged in loose parts play, representing their family structures and identities. Loose parts enrich their environments fostering curiosity and allowing them to create, transform and extend ideas through collage.

Thank you for sharing. I integrated two more books The Colours of Us by Karen Katz and the Colour of Us: My first book of skin colors into the classroom to celebrate the differences, similarities, diversity, and inclusion that connect all people.

Fun Name Art Get ready for an exciting activity that young learners will love! Tape resist word art is a creative way for Kindergarteners to explore their names. Simply tape their names on paper, let them paint over it, and then peel off the tape to reveal their beautiful names!

Today is the start of the Lunar New Year, or the Year of the Snake, according to the Chinese lunar calendar. It is a time for cultural traditions, family reunions & hopes for good fortune in the coming year.

Happy Lunar New Year! Wishing all those celebrating a healthy and prosperous #YearoftheSnake.

Engage young minds with creative expression this winter! Our Kindergarten students explore colors, lines, dots, and shapes by creating beautiful chalk art by the season. Bring the magic of winter to our classroom with chalk art.

Happy Holidays 2024! 🎉 Our #Kindergarten students explore the joy of holidays through fun and creative activities. It's wonderful to see their learning come to life! #HolidayLearning #StudentEngagement