ESCAPE Projects

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Stylized Earth illustration with diverse ecosystems—forests, mountains, deserts, oceans—beneath a sky filled with planets, the moon, a galaxy, and science and math symbols.

Teaching and Learning in a Linguistically and Culturally Responsive Way

We explore the use of language friendly pedagogy in STEM education. We’re happy you’re here!

What you'll find here

For families and teachers.

Discover actionable insights and strategies grounded in the latest educational research.

Stay updated with the latest happenings and upcoming events at Escape Projects.

Explore our workshops offering hands-on learning and inclusive approaches.

What's New?

This past weekend, Mehdia Hassan had the pleasure of sharing our Pashto and Dari resource booklets with Afghan newcomer families in Cornwall, Eastern Ontario.
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Hand holding Pashto-language math and science education guides in a park.
Dr. Mai Naji and Rosalia Cha presented at Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) in Chicago in March.
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CIES 2025 poster on inclusive STEM education using digital technology and curriculum mapping.
Dr. Dania Wattar and Rosalia Cha had a great session with 25 educators, administrators, and researchers at the Ontario Association for Mathematics Education (OAME) in Oshawa in May!
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Poster on culturally relevant and AI-enhanced math education for multilingual classrooms.

Language Friendly Resources

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Teacher helping student with solar system model in classroom.

Print posters to use in your classroom or to send home with your students

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Great resources in many languages

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Group working on robotics project with tools and components on table.

Check out some interactive activities!

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See our recent activities - including conference presentations, publications, and other news.

Research- and Evidence-Based Practices

Guides for Teaching Math and Sciences for Teachers