Twice a year the Transformative Educational Leadership (TEL) Journal publishes articles by TELP graduates that share stories of transformative educational practices, positively influence discourse among practitioners and scholars, and support educational transformation in the service of every student in BC and the Yukon.

Spring 2025 Issue
The Spring 2025 issue is here! Discover the latest articles from TELP graduates, which will appear below when you click the link.
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Find out what happens when a leadership team perseveres with an inquiry into a second iteration. In her article, Jennelle shares year two of their journey into how to help middle school students feel a sense of belonging when they might otherwise feel like they are just passing through.
If you are one of many educators who wants to take your students outside and design learning in nature, but you are not sure how to do that, read this article by April and Lauren. In a light and narrative style, these educators share four specific outdoor routines to any teacher can use outdoors to engage learners in deep thinking and learning.
In her highly engaging narrative, Jennifer shares how working in other countries can offer a mirror through which to better see our own contexts. Take this trip around the world with Jennifer and you will land in a place with new insights on your own context.
Secondary school students have well documented dips in belonging and secondary school structures are notoriously difficult to shift in ways that can transformatively address this lack of belonging. In this peek into her dissertation, Lynn offers leaders a pathway through this complex context as they strive to ensure all learners thrive. The frameworks she draws together will be especially helpful.