Voices

Members of the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan understand  that  they  enjoy  a  superior  array of  benefits  as  part  of  their  pension  package.

1. Current practice

To engage in social justice advocacy and activism we must first acknowledge that inequities exist. To work for equality means that we question why things are they way they are, why some people hold power and others don’t, why some can have their voices heard while others are silenced.

There are a number of factors that can result in mould in a classroom.

The negative health effects of mould in public buildings first came to light about two decades ago. Despite years of research and media attention, the potentially debilitating health effects of mould are still poorly understood.

Project Love is celebrating 20 years of  helping Canadians make a difference.

A session at a conference I recently attended focused on a provocative and compelling new report from the Commission on the Whole Child, formed by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD). The Learnin

Every now and then, the long journey toward an inclusive Ontario gets just a bit shorter, and the following story illustrates how that can happen. It features two  protagonists, and at first glance the power imbalance  between  the two appears insurmountable.

Teachers are professionals whose foremost commitment is to their students. Teachers aim to provide their students with the best possible instruction and the best possible learning environment. They make sure their classrooms provide a stimulating atmosphere for students.