Educational Philosophies

I Believe Statements

I Believe... that every student has unique strengths and the potential to succeed

I Believe... that building strong relationships is the foundation of effective teaching

I Believe... in creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment where all students feel valued and respected

I Believe... that education is not just about imparting knowledge but also about inspiring curiosity and fostering critical thinking

I Believe... in meeting students where they are and helping them grow academically, socially, and emotionally

I Believe... that lifelong learning is essential, not just for students but for educators as well

I Believe... that teaching is about more than academics; it's about guiding students to become responsible citizens

I Believe... that mistakes are opportunities for growth

I Believe... that education is a powerful tool for creating a more equitable and compassionate world

Are You Up for the Challenge? - Jeff Nischwitz

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Truth and Reconciliation

My Journey Towards Truth and Reconciliation In the video "Our 7 Ojibway Teachings," the focus is on seven key values—respect, love, honesty, humility, wisdom, truth, and bravery—that are central to Ojibway culture and spirituality. These teachings are essential for understanding how reconciliation can be fostered, not just in education but also in all aspects of life. They are an invitation to move beyond mere tolerance of difference to embrace the interconnectedness of all people and the world. These values emphasize relationships: with oneself, with others, and with the land. The following visual encapsulates the Seven Sacred Teachings, emphasizing their deep cultural and spiritual resonance: This image represents the core of reconciliation by visually expressing the teachings central to Ojibway culture. Each animal is a symbolic guide for values that align directly with the themes of transformation, respect, and interconnectedness. The minimalist design underscores the si...

Who Am I?

Who Am I? Hi, my name is Karla Friesen. I grew up in Biggar, SK, before moving to the "big" city of Regina. Growing up, I enjoyed a variety of activities, including curling, football, dancing, and playing musical instruments. I have a deep love for travel and was fortunate to live in Bonn, Germany, for a year, exploring much of Europe and Asia along the way. While it took me some time to discover my educational path, I’ve found my passion in teaching. I am excited to inspire and make a positive impact on my future students.

Professional Learning

My field experience in St. Timothy.

Karla Friesen

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