Connect with Rubicon at uLead: Innovative Leadership in Action
We’re bringing our most innovative K–9 educational tools directly to uLead on April 19–21, 2026. Stop by our booth to experience hands-on demonstrations of our latest curriculum-aligned resources and chat with our experts about transforming your students' learning outcomes this year.
Looking forward to seeing you.
Rubicon is excited to showcase our exceptional educational resources in Alberta. Swing by our booth to dive into MathUP Classroom Alberta, MathUP Student, MathUP Leadership, BOLDPRINT Inquiry Indigenous Packs, and much more.
Plus, don’t miss your chance to win a prize package valued at over $250! We are giving away a Tailor-made Professional Development Session with a MathUP Consultant and two copies of Dr. Marian Small’s Do They Really Understand.
Don’t miss our speaker sessions!
Hannah Beach:
- Saturday April 18 10:00am–4:00pm MT
pre-conference (separate registration required) - Sunday April 19, 2:45pm–3:45pm MT
The Emotional Roots of Aggression and Anxiety
Children are more anxious, aggressive, and shut down than ever. We were seeing these shifts before COVID 19 and now it is only intensified. Faced with this epidemic of emotional health crises and behavioural problems, teachers are asking themselves how they can create the conditions for change. Based on her best-selling book, this workshop will support educators with trauma-sensitive strategies for how to build, nurture, and protect the student-teacher relationship, even with the most difficult students. We will address why children are displaying more challenging behaviours than ever, and what we can do to address these issues at their root. We will explore how we can help our students to shift their identity as the “problem student” or “bad kid.”
Marian Small:
- Sunday April 19, at 2:45pm–3:45pm MT
Enhancing Math Learning Through Leadership Moves
Marian Small will describe the importance of principals, district teachers, coaches, and supervisors taking the lead in using a whole school approach to improve the mathematics learning of their students. The presenters will provide participants with a better understanding of what the changes should look like, along with key "look fors" and a proven list of actions to take in order to achieve that improvement.
Doug Duff:
- Monday April 20 at 10:45–11:45am MT
The Importance of Instructional Leadership and Its Power to Change Schools
Join Doug Duff to explore how instructional leadership can drive school-wide improvement through mathematics education. This session covers leadership capacity, connected number thinking, and aligning impactful instructional practices. Key questions include: How can math serve as a catalyst for school and system improvement? What measurable indicators enhance student achievement? How can shared understanding strengthen instructional and assessment practices across districts? Gain practical strategies and evidence-based insights to foster collaboration and improve teaching and learning outcomes in your school community.
Our Resources
MathUP Classroom
A comprehensive and easy-to-use K–9 digital resource that empowers teachers with professional learning.
New! MathUP Numeracy Readiness Checks
Assessments that provide teachers with valuable information about students' preparedness for math learning.
MathUP Leadership
A professional learning resource for principals and administrators focused on school improvement in mathematics.
MathUP Practise and Reflect
A student workbook featuring “Your Turn” practice questions from MathUP Classroom.
MathUP Student
A student-facing, interactive digital resource that builds on learnings from MathUP Classroom.
BOLDPRINT Inquiry Indigenous
BOLDPRINT Inquiry Indigenous Packs promote an authentic understanding of the rich diversity of Indigenous histories, cultures, and perspectives.
Emotional Health Through Expressive Play
I Can Dance brings emotional learning to life through joyful, embodied experiences helping students move through big feelings.