Pandemic academics teach us that classrooms still matter
COVID-19 has reminded us that technology is an extremely poor substitute for in-person learning…
Beware of bias in the social sciences
Liberal bias among researchers has implications for the quality of the research…
Will home education be a post-pandemic policy?
Transportation, infrastructure and maintenance costs will be minimized, as will human resources expenses…
Upholding freedom of religious education
A recent court decision should be welcomed by all parents, particularly in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario…
When we understand ourselves, great things are possible
Sometimes technology allows us deal with our challenges and sometimes we need to ask for help from our neighbour…
Alberta throws a stick of dynamite into education system
Being tested and labelled at an early age can have a devastating effect on a child’s self-esteem and intellectual potential…
It’s time we taught our youth resilience
Changes, difficulties and hardships are inevitable. How well we deal with them determines the quality of our lives. So stop cocooning children…
The power of asking a simple question
Some schools in Liberia are well supplied with materials because of the power of one Canadian student asking a simple question…
Unverified IDs leave online safety training in doubt
Until regulators more loudly express their expectations for online identity verification, the integrity of risk mitigating training will be in doubt…
An economist who put the accent on compassion
Nallai showed us there are no differences that we can’t overcome if we show the desire and ability to approach them with an open mind…