Episode 142: New science curriculum in Ontario – Part 1 Grade 9
Episode 142: New science curriculum in Ontario – Part 1 Grade 9 Episode 141: University and college students preparing for what lies ahead in Ontario Episode 140: What the election of a PC majority in Ontario means for K-12 education Episode 139 – Ontario education workers organizing to fight Episode 138: Ford government’s major education reforms in K-12 Episode 137: Ford government’s education reforms – Part 1 Post-secondary Episode 136: Ontario Election – Electing an education-friendly government Episode 135: Annual meetings of education unions in Ontario – OECTA 134: Annual meetings of Ontario education unions – OSSTF Episode 133: K-12 education in Alberta – where things stand Episode 132: “We are doing this for quality education and for students” – Ontar... Episode 131: Part 2 – Experiences upholding health and safety in our schools 130: Experiences upholding health and safety in our schools during the Omicron wave – Part 1 129: Changes to academic streaming in Ontario Episode 128: A project to remember the freedom fighters who built the Underground Railroad Episode 127: The future of science and pandemic response is Open Episode 126: An update from Nova Scotia Episode 125: Discussing the situations in Ontario and Alberta 124: Educational support staff working in special education in Ontario speak out Episode 123: An update from educators in Manitoba Episode 122: Reviewing 2021 so we are prepared for whatever 2022 brings Episode 121: Cross Canada review of school re-opening and omicron’s spread Episode 120: COVID is airborne – so now what do we do? Episode 119: Update on the situation in Alberta Part 1 Episode 118: An update from a Canadian teacher in China Episode 117: Parents of Black children speaking out Episode 116: Remembering the war against Afghanistan Episode 115: Nelson CEO Steve Brown on hybrid education Episode 114: Educators organizing in Manitoba – Part 2 Episode 113: Student voice in education in Ontario Episode 112: Support teacher candidates’ court challenge to math proficiency test in Ontario Episode 111: The defeat of Bill 64 in Manitoba – Educators discuss their opposition Episode 110: Memorial projects for the children uncovered at residential “schools” Episode 109: Discussion on a Safe September Episode 108: Planning for the 2021-22 school year in the context of the fourth wave Episode 107: How the school year ended in Quebec Episode 106: Ontario wide consultations with education workers Episode 105: Destreaming High School Math in Ontario – Part 2 Episode 104: Ending the Academic Year in Nova Scotia Episode 103: Destreaming High School Math in Ontario – Part 1 Episode 102: Ending the academic year – Ontario Episode 101: Ending the academic year – Alberta Episode 100: Learning from experiences challenging institutional racism in Canadian educational i... Mourning the loss of the children found Episode 99: Exposing and challenging institutional racism in Canadian educational institutions Episode 98: Part 2 – Discussing Alberta’s draft curriculum Episode 97: Youth giving themselves a voice Episode 96: Ontario Autism Coalition – finding new ways to advocate Episode 95: Alberta’s draft curriculum – Retrogressive direction for social studies a... Episode 94: Teaching computational thinking Episode 93: Concerns about new Alberta draft elementary curriculum – Part 1 Episode 92: Annual meeting of Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association – What to expect Episode 91: Virtual provincial assembly of teachers and education workers in Ontario Episode 90: An update from British Columbia Episode 89: “We have a duty to stand up for what is right” – Leaders by example... Episode 88: Recognizing support staff on International Women’s Day Episode 87: Research on centralization and democracy in education Episode 86: Ramifications of changes to how teachers are hired in Ontario Episode 85: Drawing a line in the sand for health & safety Episode 84: Occasional teachers discuss their experiences as they keep the system afloat Episode 83: Slavery, Reparations and Education – African Nova Scotia, Canada and Beyond Episode 82: What’s in a name? Affirming the dignity and role of support staff in education Episode 81: Adult day school teachers affirm the right to education during the pandemic – P... Episode 80: We need to figure out how to put our solutions into practice – An update from Q... Episode 79: “Things can’t go on in this way” – Alberta and Ontario in the... Episode 78: Adult day school teachers speak up – Part 1 Episode 77: New year – big plans! Episode 76: Modern teaching methods in math and science Episode 75 – “Back-to-basics” – Aims of changes to math curricula –... Episode 74: Unions role in affirming the rights of educational support staff Episode 73: Why are governments allergic to public solutions to the pandemic? Episode 72: “We, teachers, have solutions” – An update from Quebec Episode 71 – “We are doing all we can to hold on right now” – Secretaries... Episode 70 – COVID19 spreading in our schools – upholding our social responsibility w... Episode 69: Social and emotional learning in Ontario’s new math curriculum Episode 68: Remembrance in Education Episode 67: “Protecting ourselves and our students” – Part 2 Educational suppor... Episode 66: “Our kids have been forgotten” – Educational Support Staff Speak Up Episode 65: Update from Nova Scotia and Quebec – Part 2 National Educators Roundtable Episode 64: Second National Educators Roundtable – Part 1 Alberta and Ontario Episode 63: Students speak about their first weeks of returning to school Episode 62: Honouring Residential School Survivors – Remember the past to create a better f... Episode 61: Cross Canada Roundtable on Re-opening of Schools – Part 2 BC and Ontario Episode 60: Cross Canada Roundtable on Re-opening of Schools – Part 1 Quebec, Alberta and N... Episode 59: Discussing fundamentals of Ontario’s new math curriculum – Part 2 of 4 Episode 58: Ontario’s new math curriculum – Part 1 of 4 Episode 57: Outdoor Education: Ideas for Learning Outside – A Union School Podcast Episode 56: Alberta and Ontario – Growing demands for a safe re-opening of schools Episode 55: Reflecting on remote learning to look ahead to re-opening Episode 54: Students speak for themselves about the re-opening of schools Episode 53: Science literacy and claims about transmission of sars-covi-2 in children Episode 52: Health and safety and the re-opening of schools Episode 51: Surveying the global and provincial landscape for re-opening schools Episode 50: Experiences teaching in China when schools re-opened Episode 49: Organizing in Ontario for a safe re-opening of schools Episode 48: Educational interpreters discuss remote learning and re-opening Episode 47: British Columbia’s re-opening of schools – Sharing experiences Episode 46: Teacher candidates in Ontario sum up their achievements Episode 45: Public inquiry into human rights issues affecting students with reading disabilities ... Episode 44: What re-opening schools actually looks like – Establishing our own “new n... Episode 43: Thinking About Re-Opening Schools – Affirming our rights in a state of emergency Episode 42: Engineering a Canadian treatment for Covid19 – The value created by public rese... Episode 41: Special education and what this pandemic is revealing Episode 40: E-learning forum Part 3 – The audience speaks out Episode 39: Teaching in China during the COVID19 pandemic Episode 38: Tentative Agreements in K-12 Education in Ontario Episode 37: E-learning Forum Part 2 – Perspectives from those in the field Episode 36: E-learning in response to the COVID19 pandemic Episode 35: Affirming workers’ rights in education in the context of COVID19 Episode 34: Slowing COVID-19’s spread – Measures being taken in education across Canada Episode 33: Education unions’ annual meetings in Ontario Episode 32: Forum on e-learning in Ontario – Why everyone should be concerned Episode 31: Student teachers challenge new math test in Ontario Episode 30: Teaching Black and African history to meet the needs of all students all of the time Episode 29: “Relentless” advocacy of the autism community Episode 28: Black history is Canadian history – Part 2 Black History Month 2020 Episode 27: Black History Month 2020 – “Looking at the past in terms of the present&#... Episode 26: Part 1 “They can’t run the schools without us” Child and Youth work... Episode 25: Alberta arbitration ruling imposes wage freeze onto teachers Episode 24: Contemporary First Nations, Métis and Inuit Voices in one English classroom Episode 23: Challenging Bill 124 in Ontario Episode 22: Students’ court victory over Ontario government Episode 21: Big plans for 2020 and our Farm Team’s debut Episode 20: Skilled tradespersons’ working and learning conditions degraded in Ontario Episode 19: Educational support staff speak for themselves Episode 18: Boom, bust and resistance – Alberta and Ontario educators continue to exchange ... Episode 17: We are neither robots nor police – Standing up for teachers’ professional... Episode 16: The battle “as, of and for” education in Ontario – Part 1 Episode 15: Alberta educators speak for themselves Episode 14: Parents in Ontario organizing to make their voices heard Episode 13: University students discuss why they are walking-out November 6 Episode 12: Striking Chicago teachers speaking for themselves Episode 11: The 2019 federal election and the right to education Episode 10: Education workers right to negotiate – Recent developments in Ontario Episode 9: Education workers unite! Episode 8: Custodial and maintenance staff’s vital role in the education system Episode 7: Children on the autism spectrum and the right to special education Episode 6 – Elementary teachers prepare for a new school year Episode 5: Preparing for E-learning courses and occasional teaching Episode 4 – Report back from provincial meetings of education federations in Ontario Episode 3 – Preparing for the new elementary health and physical education curriculum Episode 2 – Significant legislation in Ontario Episode 1
August 1, 2022
28 min
