Classroom

Lindsay Mall on building virtual community when in-person events aren’t possible.

Gordon Nore reflects on the challenges of teaching virtually and the benefits of making equity a priority.

There is no doubt that this teaching year is unlike any other we have had, with educators both adapting to teaching in a pandemic and advocating for public schools and students.

JoAnne Formanek Gustafson reflects on Indigenous communities in northern Ontario fighting back against the legacy of environmental racism.

Michelle Munk teaches her students about different electoral systems and asks them to consider what is most fair.

Jerri Jerreat mentors her students so they can become activists for the environment.

Kimberly Veneziale reflects on how teaching a class of 32 students affects the experience and quality of their education.

Ashleigh Doherty writes about organizing with students and community members for housing equity.

Dawn Samuel considers best practices for inclusion and engagement, focusing on promoting positive interactions with Black students and their families and acknowledging histories and experiences of systemic discrimination.