How you as an educator, can get involved during the Pandemic
BY PAUL JUNOR It has been over six weeks now since schools have been closed, and many educator sectors are
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Author: Paul Junor
Seven excellent coping strategies for teachers, staff and students
BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement that schools will be closed two or more weeks is not surprising. On the basis
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Mathematical modelling predicts COVID-19 scenarios
BY PAUL JUNOR As the COVID -19 pandemic continues to exert a global impact, many are concerned about its far-reaching
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Seven excellent coping strategies for teachers, staff and students
BY PAUL JUNOR The announcement that schools will be closed two or more weeks is not surprising. On the basis
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What do our students need? ONABSE letter to Minister brings awareness of issues
BY PAUL JUNOR On April 27th, 2020 an important letter was sent to the Minister of Education, Stephen Leece by
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Too little too late! Are ministerial directives going to be enough to save the Peel District School Board?
BY PAUL JUNOR The appointment of Arleen Huggins by the Minister of Education, Stephen Leece was announced on Wednesday, April
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Technology impacts teaching and learning in Canada
BY PAUL JUNOR The digital transformation has transformed all aspects of the modern world especially in the fields: of economics,
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Public apology by Peel Board; a new season of renewed hope, pursuit of equity and inclusion
BY PAUL JUNOR The decision by the Peel District School Board (PDSB) to issue a public apology was a welcome
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Rogers, Apple and Ontario School Boards help families during COVID-19 Crisis
BY PAUL JUNOR The closure of all schools in Ontario has seen over two million students having to access online
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Crisis in Ontario long-term care homes
BY PAUL JUNOR As the pandemic continues, it has taken a terrible toll on some of the most vulnerable people
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