6th World Curriculum Studies Conference Call for Papers Hello, everyone. I am delighted to announce the official Call for Papers for the 6th World Curriculum Studies Conference, to be held in Melbourne, Australia, December 9-10, 2018. Registrations are now open – see the conference website for details. This is the first time that this triennial…
Read articleNew Eurydice Publication :: The Structure of the European Education Systems 2017/18: Schematic Diagrams The Structure of the European Education Systems 2017/18: Schematic Diagrams Read Eurydice’s latest publication The Structure of the European Education Systems to find out how each country organises their education systems. What are the similarities and differences between countries with regards…
Read articleCentral Okanagan Public Schools Recognized Nationally for Drastically Reducing Indigenous Student Dropout Rates The EdCan Network to research how Mount Boucherie Secondary School’s Academy of Indigenous Studies continues to significantly raise graduation rates. The EdCan Network is pleased to announce that the Academy of Indigenous Studies has been selected to participate in the 2017 Indigenous…
Read articleAPPEL DE PROPOSITIONS : COMMUNICATIONS LIBRES Vous êtes à la fin de votre maîtrise, de votre doctorat, ou de votre postdoctorat et vous voulez présenter les résultats de vos recherches au reste de la communauté scientifique? Vous souhaitez faire une communication dans le cadre du prochain Congrès de l’ACFAS mais elle ne peut être incluse…
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The “ÉcoRéussite” program from Québec’s Côte-du-Sud School Board recognized nationally for preventing school dropout The EdCan Network is pleased to announce that the “ÉcoRéussite” program has been selected to participate in the 2017 ‘Innovation that Sticks’ Dropout Prevention Research Program. As part of this initiative, a researcher from the EdCan Network visited Saint-Paul-de-Montminy, Québec to…
Read article2017 Pat Clifford Award Winner: Dr. Pamela Osmond-Johnson’s research is redefining the role of teachers as innovation leaders Dr. Osmond-Johnson’s research reveals the benefits of teachers assuming leadership roles in designing their own PD and influencing school improvement, and it has the potential to redefine the teaching profession while heightening the quality of instructional practices…
Read articleThe Canadian Journal for New Scholars in Education (CJNSE/RCJCÉ), a bilingual, online, open access, non-blind, peer-reviewed journal provides a way for Canadian graduate students to disseminate their work to a greater audience, while also being mentored by other graduate students and faculty through the publication process. CJNSE is currently seeking submissions for our theme issue, “Pedagogies…
Read articleWith a recently expanded cluster of over fifteen full-time faculty in the Learning Sciences from around the world and a large endowment, the Werklund School of Education’s Learning Sciences program is one of the largest, most diverse, and fastest growing learning sciences programs in the world. Our faculty and students represent over 20 countries. The…
Read articleThe seminar will address shifting modes of governing, by critically investigating how state school inspection policy in Norway is currently changing, represented by new mixtures of tools and frameworks (Baxter et al., 2015; Hall, 2016, 2017; Hood, 2007; Maroy, 2012). Previously, the state inspection framework emphasized control of legal compliance, and to little extent expressed…
Read article“Experiences of marginalization have left too many children and youth in Ontario struggling—in an environment where all should be thriving.” —Sylvia Smith, Project of Heart, Founder The Ministry of Education welcomes proposals for the 12th annual Ontario Education Research Symposium (OERS), which will focus on “Advancing Equity and Achievement in Ontario Classrooms.” Recognizing that some…
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