Thierry Karsenti, Université de Montréal A video game like Minecraft in schools might trouble some parents. As a Canada research chair in...
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Louis Volante, Brock University; John Jerrim, UCL; Jo Ritzen, Maastricht University, and Sylke Schnepf, European...
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn Theodore Christou, Queen’s University, OntarioIn Ontario’s recent 2019 budget, the minister of finance says because the...
Steve Sider, Wilfrid Laurier University Canadians continue to grapple with what it means to be an inclusive society. Despite a general trend to inclusive...
October is National Bullying Prevention Month Every October, schools and organizations across the country join STOMP Out Bullying™ in observing National...
The Nexus of Improvement and Data Use: An Inquiry Process School improvement has been the song of politicians for multiple election cycles. In Canada, the...
Recognizing the changing needs of the student population of 140 children, the school team at Royal Charles Elementary in St Hubert, Quebec felt it imperative...
Evolving Teacher Supply and Demand The COVID-19 pandemic can be characterized as a “black swan event,” defined as an improbable, unexpected occurrence with...
I remember, many years ago now, as a new and young principal, leading my first staff meeting on my first day, and intimating to my staff how important I viewed...
The demand of principal and vice-principal workload on their health, well-being, performance, and job satisfaction has been documented to some extent. Prior to...
School improvement planning is a process undertaken by principals and teachers to increase student achievement in their respective schools. It involves...
Schools can no longer be autonomous organizations that operate behind closed doors. The Covid-19 pandemic has placed a magnifying glass on schools that sees...
As school principals engage in strategic planning initiatives and ask teachers to develop professional growth plans, they should consider adding ‘counselling...
Words such a ‘segregation’ and ‘seclusion’ have historically had a pejorative flavor (Fritzen, 2011). However, research indicates that some students benefit...
