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Education

This Video Shows How Little Black History Is Taught In Ontario Schools

A new campaign is asking Ontario to better address Black history in its curriculum.
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Students Need Safe Places To Socialize, Not Partying Bans And Expulsions

Universities need to acknowledge the important role socializing plays in student mental health.
By Leo Erlikhman, Research assistant, School of Policy Studies, Queen's University, Ontario, The Conversation

How The Families Of 3 Kids With Disabilities Survived A September Like No Other

“Without hesitation, they wanted to stay home.”
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Black History Is Sorely Lacking In Canada’s Curriculum. These Educators Are Fixing That.

To combat the school system’s systemic silence on Black Canadian history, they took matters into their own hands.
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Donations Pour In After Nunavut Mom Exposes High Cost Of School Supplies

Pencils, markers and a notebook cost Janet Brewster $43.
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Pandemic Learning Pods Reveal The Cracks In Our Education System

The need for school reform is heightened, as students face exclusion from the pod system.
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Kenney Says Reducing Class Sizes Is ‘Unrealistic.’ Is It Actually?

Jason Kenney said his province can’t do it. But there are ways.
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Supply Teachers Fear They Could Be COVID-19 'Superspreaders'

Going from school to school, they're at a “substantially higher risk” than other teachers.
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What We Wish We'd Learned In School (And How To Learn It Now)

There are so many adults running around without basic life skills, us very much included.
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Teens Give Advice On How Schools Can Do Better By Black Students

Two Black students talk about systemic racism in Canadian high schools — and how educators and policy makers can step up.
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