Ontario teachers who are concerned about the adverse effects of large-scale assessments are not alone. Opposition to large-scale testing by teacher organizations and academics is growing around the world.
During the 2009 March break, 11 elementary teachers travelled to Guatemala — a trip during which we would teach and learn.
ETFO is a recognized leader in early years education. as part of ETFO’s partnership with Right To play, executive staff officers Joan Littleford and Dr.
Wendy Matthews loves a challenge. She found one worthy of her talents in Samlaut, Cambodia.
When I was a young learner there was a clearly defined understanding of the role of teachers in schooling and in their interactions with students and families.
Join millions around the world for The Big Read The Global Campaign for Education is calling for an exciting action on April 22, The Big Read, which we hope will unite millions as did The World’s Biggest Lesson last year. Last year, our World’s Biggest Lesson was
The provincial government’s commitment to introduce a poverty reduction plan by the end of 2008 could mean that hope is finally on the way for those who have been excluded from opportunity.
Gaining access to the teaching profession can be a lengthy and somewhat challenging process. There are cyclical fluctuations that result in teacher shortages and surpluses, making it difficult at times for trained teachers to get full
Juliette, Kiera, and Michelle, 11-year-old students from Barrie, are online asking their new friend Rawa what it is like to live in Iraq. Michelle asks, “What is it like knowing that there is war so near to you?
Project Love is celebrating 20 years of helping Canadians make a difference.