Foundations for Life Courses, 1:1 Coaching, 1:1 Student Support Coaching & Unplugged & Rooted Podcast
By Charted Roots Education
We provide clear, practical guidance to help families support their child’s growth—from home to school and beyond.
What You’ll Get:
- Support for social, emotional, and academic development
- Simple, real-life strategies you can use right away
- Tools to help your child succeed at every stage
1:1 Parent Support Coaching
Joty Gill supports families in building routines, improving behaviour, and creating structure at home and school. With 16+ years of teaching experience, she offers practical strategies that reduce stress and build confidence for both parents and children.
1:1 Student Support Coaching (Ages 10–17)
Personalized support to help students succeed in school and life. Includes homework help, study skills, confidence building, time management, goal-setting, and tutoring in ELA and Social Studies, if needed.
Also includes life coaching—supporting emotional well-being, resilience, decision-making, and healthy habits.
Supports immigrant and newcomer students in navigating school systems with confidence.
Podcast: Unplugged & Rooted
Real conversations on parenting, education, family, and well-being—focused on what truly matters for today’s families.
What’s Included in Each Foundation for Life Course:
- Real classroom insights and practical examples
- Guidance from trusted professionals
- Research-based, easy-to-follow strategies
- Academic supports to strengthen learning at home
- Behaviour supports with clear, practical strategies
- Warning signs to look out for early intervention
- Health and safety reminders for everyday life
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I’ve always believed that how we live and lead at home shapes everything that follows.
As a certified teacher and founder of Charted Roots Education, I draw on my classroom experience and passion for child development to support families in building strong foundations for life.
Through my Foundations for Life courses, 1:1 coaching, and the Unplugged & Rooted podcast, I help parents and students strengthen the connection between home and school—supporting children’s social, emotional, and academic growth so they can become confident, capable, and authentic individuals.
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Charted Roots Education founder Joty Gill has been featured on Our Kids Media, Calgary 660 News Radio, QR Calgary Radio, Voice of Islam Radio, and as a presenter with the Alberta School Councils’ Association, sharing insights on parenting, student wellbeing, and strengthening the connection between families and schools.
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Tune in monthly to explore conversations centred around school readiness, academics, mental health, nutrition, parenting, and real-world development. Hear from educators, professionals, and families who are committed to supporting children and students at every stage of growth.
Each episode will leave you informed, encouraged, and empowered to support your child with confidence—at home, at school, and beyond.
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Resources to support your family's growth at every stage.
1:1 Parent Support Coaching
Online Parent Support Courses
1:1 Student Support Coaching
Land Acknowledgment:
"We acknowledge the traditional territories of the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta, which include the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai Nations), the Tsuut’ina Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda Nations of Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley. We also recognize the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3, and all Indigenous peoples who have cared for this land for generations.
We honour the teachings and wisdom of the Elders whose knowledge has guided generations and continues to shape a brighter future. Their example reminds us to carry forward the values of respect, responsibility, and community in the education of our children.”
