A day of celebration and critical examination
As a kid growing up in the 80s in southern Quebec, July 1st, Canada Day – or perhaps even Dominion Day to some —was somewhat… Read More
The Indian Act: Teaching apartheid in Canada
Canada is less a story about rags-to-riches and more of a story of exploitation of resources and people. Read More
Change the Senate? Change the membership
We are in fact, now, in need of sober thought. This is a time when our leadership is driving drunk on the fumes of oil-fuelled wealth and unfettered economic growth. Read More
Clutching to the past or celebrating mediocrity?
My concern is how better Mathematics literacy will make Manitoba learners feel empowered to make positive change in their lives and our society. Is this not the purpose of Education? Read More
The Language of Experience: The role of the parent in learning
Educators need to provide parents and learners with the deep questions and the classroom experience that will launch higher-order thinking at home. Read More