Ontarioâs plan to use internationally-educated nurses will still leave some on the sidelines
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Ontario is trying to replicate full school-day with online learning. But a computer screen cannot replace a classroom
Ontario now needs to shift its virtual learning strategy away from attempting to replace the classroom with a computer screen to a more innovative strategy, teacher Adam Dharsee writes. Just a week in, online learning has proved to be tumultuous for parents, education workers, and of course students. As a elementary school teacher, itâs been very clear that in-person learning is best for all students and creates a safe space where children can learn and grow both academically and socially.
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Students not going to school might well be the right call
Doing the same thing again and again and expecting a different result defines idiocy. And yet, as schools stay closed, here we are.
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Leadership by example in 2022
As a boy during the civil war in Lebanon, he spent many nights in a bomb shelter with his family. The minutes could feel like hours. They were afraid for their lives.
How Ontario should tackle the high cost of a home, according to the opposition parties
The soaring cost of buying or renting a home in Ontario â and what to do about it â is likely to be a major theme in the 2022 provincial election campaign.