Introducing the Esri Canada K-12 New Teacher Award
We’re calling all teachers, student teachers, and teaching assistants with less than five years of teaching experience. We've got an exciting new challenge for you that’s launching this month. Don't miss this chance to innovate and inspire with ArcGIS!
The Esri Canada K-12 New Teacher Award recognizes creativity, innovation, and dedication to enhancing students' geographic literacy and analytical skills through ArcGIS software.
Here are the guidelines for this contest that begins on March 5th, 2024:
Create a student resource presented in an ArcGIS StoryMap format with at least two (2) web maps. The maps can be created in Map Viewer or as express maps. The student resource may include but is not limited to, the use of additional ArcGIS applications such as:
Canadian K-12 teachers can sign-up for a free ArcGIS Online account at K12.esri.ca.
The New Teacher Award is a great opportunity to try something new and be creative with technology. Image from Canva.
Eligibility
- Teachers and teaching assistants working for less than five years in the teaching profession from the start date of the competition
- Teachers employed at a K-12 public, separate, private, or independent school (including home schools)
- Preservice/student teachers without a prior teaching qualification enrolled in a teacher education program in a higher education institution in Canada
- A resident of Canada residing in Canada at the time of award entry and the prize judging
Learn more about the contest, including the required content, review the timeline, and explore resource exemplars.
Prizes
There are some great prizes that will be awarded to the top three entrants:
- First Prize: $1,000 CND
- Second Prize: $500 CND
- Third Prize: $250 CND
All entrants will receive a certificate of participation. Selected entrants will have their submissions shared on the Esri Canada K-12 Resource Finder and the Education and Research blog.
If you're eligible, we encourage your participation and wish you the best! Feel free to share this post with others. The contest closes May 30, 2024, at 7pm ET.
Happy Mapping!