How can students be taught about this technology, especially since it’s changing so rapidly? And how are educators ensuring children have the critical thinking needed to navigate ethical conundrums, ...
Every Friday in Prince Albert’s Daily Herald, Sheila Wanite Bautz addresses various Sociological issues in laymen’s terms for her readers. Sheila achieved dual Honours BAs with Majors in Sociology and ...
Parents with children attending an east-end public school in Toronto say the teaching model for some grades abruptly swapped mid-September without any significant warning, forcing teachers to brush-up ...
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The student-as-customer model is an expensive lie that burdens Canadian universities
A correction is overdue, and it begins with a reframing. The student is not the customer, but the raw input. Parents and governments are the investors – fronting capital through tuition and taxation.
Parents with children attending an east-end public school in Toronto say the teaching model for some grades abruptly swapped mid-September without any significant warning, forcing teachers to brush-up ...
PwC remains a top graduate employer, yet the firm is tightening its intake due to automation and softer demand. Learn how automation is shifting entry-level accounting from manual tasks to judgement ...
With nearly 60% of TDSB classrooms combining two, three or even more grades, parents are frustrated. “This isn’t ‘Little House on the Prairie.’” ...
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