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Perspectives Of Professional Learning Policy Implementation For Supporting English Language Learners In A Rural Ontario School Board
(2014-08-28)
The issue of lower academic achievement for English language learners (ELLs) compared to their English-speaking peers has been identified in the research literature. Professional learning for classroom teachers, English ...
Accessing English Language Education in Urban Immigrant Gateways: The Case of Ottawa
(2015-05-01)
Immigration to Canadian cities is a growing phenomenon. While much previous international migration research has focused on states and borders, cities are receiving increasing attention as a scale at which the lived ...
The 'high-risk youth' label: A constructive critique
(2012-08-09)
In the current study I explore the 'high-risk youth' label and why and how it is applied to young people in relation to community supports and service providers. Particularly, implications of this label are examined by ...
Single Canadian mothers of Jamaican heritage share experiences about their children's education
(2007-09-18)
This thesis examines the experiences of four single Canadian mothers of Jamaican heritage with respect to their children’s education. Four themes suggested in the literature—beliefs, practices, barriers, and supports—guided ...
Perspectives of Teachers Regarding the Integration of Mathematics and Science at the Secondary School Level
(2016-05-25)
The integration of mathematics and science in secondary schools in the 21st century continues to be an important topic of practice and research. The purpose of my research study, which builds on studies by Frykholm and ...
Broken Circle: Urban Aboriginal Youth and the Drop-out Question
(2016-04-30)
Based on findings from the National Household Survey, Statistics Canada (2012) recently released a report indicating that slightly less than one-third of First Nations persons living off reserve (between the ages of 18-44) ...
A HARD PUSH FOR SOFT SKILLS: AN EXAMINATION OF POLICY AND RESEARCH ON NON-COGNITIVE SKILLS IN CANADIAN K-12 SCHOOLING
(2016-10-27)
Non-cognitive skills have caught the attention of current education policy writers in Canada. Within the last 10 years, almost every province has produced a document including the importance of supporting non-cognitive ...
Experience, Education and Subjectivity: A Comparison of John Dewey's and Maurice Merleau-Ponty's Conceptions of Experience and Their Implications for Education
(2016-10-27)
This thesis compares John Dewey’s philosophy of experience and Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology, and illustrates how Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology can strengthen and further Dewey’s philosophy of education. I begin ...
COOL BY MY OWN STANDARDS: THE ESSENCE OF THE EXPANSION OF THE STANDARD OF HUMANNESS THROUGH THE REINTERPRETATION OF NORMATIVITY
(2016-01-11)
In 1993, Maxine Greene issued a call to expand the standard of humanness and to look beyond normative culture in the hopes of moving toward a greater inclusivity of diversity in schools. Current Canadian curriculum theory ...
Core French in Eastern Ontario: a language-minority student's experience
(2007-08-29)
This qualitative case study was conducted to learn about the experiences of one language-minority student learning French in a core French class in Eastern Ontario. In-class observations and interviews with the language-minority ...