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Learn with Me Creating a Caring Environment (Equity and Women's Services)

Sherry Ramrattan Smith

“The pursuit of self-knowledge —knowledge of the self  as an individual, as a male or female, as a member of a race and community, as part  of a particular  age group — blends easily into a study of relations with others. Part of learning to care for one’s self is a concomitant learning 

The Guardians in the House (Collective Bargaining)

Christine Brown

The word steward comes from  an  Old English term  meaning “house guardian.” It  is  a  word with  a  long   and honourable history within religious institutions, land management, the  military,  the  transportation industry,  and, of course, unions.

Learning the ETFO/Drake Way

Elke Bau MGartner, Sandra Himann and Ali Stickland

Professional  learning  matters.  It reinforces what we know, teaches  us  what  we  strive to  learn, and challenges us in unexpected ways. As instructors in the ETFO/Drake  University  credit  course  program, we not only deliver professional learning, we take part in it ourselves.

Teaching and Learning in Guatemala

Roz Owen

During  the  2009  March  break,  11 elementary  teachers  travelled to  Guatemala —  a  trip  during which we would teach and learn. Most of us were members of the Simcoe County Teacher Local and most of  us  didn’t  know  each other  before going on the trip.

Grading the Liberal Government’s Education Agenda (Queen's Park Update)

Vivian McCaffrey

The Liberal  government has  passed  the halfway  mark of its second term. With less than two years before the  next provincial election,  will   its  record  allow  Premier Dalton McGuinty to retain his “Education Premier” moniker and secure re-election for a third term?