For some students, the novel coronavirus pandemic has thrown a major wrench in their school and long-term career plans.

Sudents across Canada often face the same problem: they need mental health services, but schools don’t have enough resources to meet the demand.

Students still believe one is better than the other, hurting their careers in the long-run.

High school counsellors are supposed to help students with career-planning, but they usually don't have the time or the energy.

Experts say it comes down to a community approach — parents, teachers and counsellors all need to do better.

World-schooling combines travel with the principles of homeschooling by creating teachable moments in new, foreign surroundings.

Discipline needs to be thought of as an opportunity for connecting — not for isolation.