A Call to Action
Cristol Bailey considers the impacts of years of funding cuts on the special education needs of students in the North.
Features
The Land as Science, Community and Connection
Gina Marucci writes about immersing her students in nature to help them understand how it relates to their lives.
Getting Politically Active and Engaged
Sarah Whalen writes about the many opportunities available to ETFO members to get involved in their union.
A History of Wampum From an Anishnaabek Perspective
Preserving and protecting Anishnaabek culture has been Dr. Alan Corbière’s life’s work.
The Ontario Fail-to-Fill Issue
Zaiba Beg and Todd Rimmington consider the causes and impacts of the fail-to-fills.
Teaching and Learning About Truth and Reconciliation
Michelle McKay writes that students are never too young to engage in learning and make a difference by taking action towards change.
Early Reading Screeners
Understanding teacher and occasional teacher professional judgement rights.
Taking a Walk Through and About Media Literacy
Chelsea Attwell reflects on the learning she has done with her students on community walks.
Reflections on Practice
Uloma Onyido writes about participating in Project Overseas.
Supporting Black Male Students in the Face of Anti-Black Stereotypes
In a recent episode of Elementary, ETFO member and author Matthew Morris talked about his new book, Black Boys Like Me.