Tag: Education
Letters to the Editor: July 27, 2023
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‘Extraordinary:’ One London woman’s winding road to university
Born in Pakistan, Nida Yasmin moved to Malaysia as a teenager before immigrating to Canada two years ago.
Competing protesters converge outside school board over gender policies
People on both sides of gender identity policies in schools gathered outside the Greater Essex County Public school board office in Windsor in a noisy and sometimes impassioned rally. The demonstrations Tuesday evening were organized after the public was banned by the school board temporarily after what it called “out of control” behaviour by some […]
Study clarifies labour shortage, suggests it doesn’t exist for jobs requiring higher education
At the end of 2022, Canada had 942,000 job vacancies.
Thames Valley trustees approve mandatory course on Indigenous authors
Students at the largest school board in Southwestern Ontario will soon be required to take a compulsory Grade 11 English course focusing on Indigenous authors and issues.
Thames Valley trustees approve mandatory course on Indigenous authors
Students at the largest school board in Southwestern Ontario will soon be required to take a compulsory Grade 11 English course focusing on Indigenous authors and issues.
Baranyai: Reducing admission requirements not best way to improve policing
Police services across Ontario are desperately seeking applicants in the field of law enforcement.
Baranyai: Mental health curriculum refreshing, if inadequate
It’s refreshing to hear Premier Doug Ford’s government announcing mandatory new mental health resources to shore up the Ontario health and physical education curriculum.
Math homework hard, confusing to parents: Survey
How’s the math and science homework going?
Q+A: Catholic board’s first Black graduation coach on guiding students
Aaliyah Ilupeju is seven weeks into her new job at the London District Catholic school board as the first Black graduation coach in the London area.