Formulate Funding for at-risk students now!
In a just-published open letter to the new Minister of Education (signed by CPE together with 10 other social development agencies from across Ontario) we have asserted yet again that the province: “must ensure that the Learning Opportunities Grant is used as intended and that adequate funding is provided to make that possible” You […]
Special Ed EAs rock!
a special sort of educator. I’ve been teaching for over 20 years, and even now, I marvel at the work educational assistants do. These are people who exercise patience as though it’s part of their lifeblood. The kids they deal with on a regular basis are sometimes not the easiest cases, when you’re talking about […]
Public Ed Facts
For the latest Canadian education research and policy news. TOPICS Assessment (2) Curriculum (1) EdTech & Design (2) Engagement (2) Equity (2) Indigenous Learning (1) Promising Practices (5) Research (2) School Community (6) Teaching (8) Well-being (3) APPLY AUTHORS Select an authorSelectAaron AkuneAaron AkuneAdam de PencierAdam de PencierAdam William John DaviesAdam William John DaviesAerin GuyAerin GuyAileen HunterAileen HunterAlain GauthierAlain GauthierAlain LabergeAlain LabergeAlan SearsAlan SearsAlayne PowerAlayne PowerAlex […]
Being black & queer in school; what its like
by Shantal Otchere nowtoronto.com Jamea Zuberi is a teacher with the TDSB and member of the Black Student Achievement Advisory Committee (BSAAC). […]
Education Charter – a vision for Ontario
To ensure a healthy democracy we as a society need an educated electorate. A quality public education is the right of every Ontarian. To ensure that all residents of Ontario receive a quality public education that meets their individual needs and serve them well in later life, the following are essential: Funding of school boards […]
anti-black racism in schools
For Black students to succeed, the entire school system may have to be brought to a grinding halt and redesigned from the bottom up BY NEIL PRICE Over the past six months, I’ve been working on a research project focused on improving literacy in the Kingston-Galloway-Orton Park (KGO) community of Scarborough. It’s a community that media […]
safeguarding democracy; encouraging students to think
How did U.S. politics reach this bizarre point, where so many are ready to vote for Donald Trump — a situation encapsulated in a Daily News shot of Sarah Palin endorsing him, under the headline, “I’m With Stupid.” I’m not saying Trump is stupid nor is everything he expresses; his blasts against trade deals that […]
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Be among 1st to sign on…
We invite your organization to sign on to: A CHARTER FOR EDUCATION IN ONTARIO Preamble: To ensure a healthy democracy, we as a society, need an educated electorate. A quality public education is the right of every Ontarian. To ensure that all residents of Ontario receive a quality public education that meets their individual needs […]
Education spending is frozen just when…
“Education spending is frozen. Ottawa’s contribution is a pittance. Universities are floundering. At the very moment when they’ve proved their worth, and just as we’re about to need them more than ever, we’re cutting them adrift. It’s time to get the whole country onto a campus.” For the past two decades, the population of Canada […]