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Pedagogy in an age of disorder | Jun 19 2013 | Thomas Ponniah | There are, I propose, three types of students. A student is predominantly fragile, resilient or self-transcending in relation to the turmoil amplified by the current form of globalization.
Language apps help preserve endangered aboriginal languages in the Northwest Territories | Jun 18 2013 | George Lessard | Free apps offer language learning, practice, games and quizzes in many everyday categories such as greetings, phrases, vowels, expressions and much more.
Yellowknife NWT artist-biologist Diane Boudreau
Artist Diane Boudreau's 'Species at risk' in the Northwest Territories | Jun 16 2013 | George Lessard | Local artist-biologist Diane Boudreau has been working in English and French with youth and street people in the NWT for several years connecting art and the environment.
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Le fond de l'air est rouge: Stefan Christoff on the legacy of Quebec's 2012 student strike | Jun 11 2013 | Derrick O'Keefe | This series of articles includes firsthand accounts of the incredible street protests in Montreal and reflections on the student strike within the context of Quebec revolutionary history.
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Bullying, sexuality and the essential concerns of education | Jun 7 2013 | Rick Salutin | Bullying (or what it ineptly refers to) and sexuality aren't sidelines to juggle so that the real task of taking arid tests like this week's EQAO exams can occur.
High school students 'don't want to be robots' | Jun 5 2013 | Deb O'Rourke | At a May 10 conference at SEED Alternative High School over 120 students agreed that school is broken.
This Week on Media Mornings: Jun 1—Judy Rebick on Morgentaler & reproductive rights, Senate expenses, School homophobia/transphobia | Jun 1 2013 | This Week on Media Mornings | Judy Rebick: Morgentaler & reproductive rights. Karl Nerenberg: Senate expenses. Catherine Taylor: School homophobia/transphobia
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B.C. Election brings frustration to labour, indigenous and environmental activists | May 24 2013 | Roger Annis | The May 14 general election in British Columbia was a setback to progressive political forces in the province and throughout Canada. Roger Annis examines the damage and what to do next.
Participatory budgeting: A laboratory for democratic learning | May 20 2013 | chris cavanagh | Participatory budgeting, democratic deliberation and decision-making by citizens (or residents, though usually of local neighbourhoods), is a fast-growing practice of participatory democracy.
Alvin Finkel
Athabasca University board to Athabasca U Faculty Association: Drop dead | May 13 2013 | David J. Climenhaga | It's pretty obvious the job of doing something meaningful to solve Athabasca University's crisis is going to fall to Advanced Education Minister Thomas Lukaszuk and Premier Alison Redford.
Tuition increase a sign of an underfunded system | May 10 2013 | Mick Sweetman | Like transit, the main problem that the funding for post-secondary education hasn't kept up with the rising demand on an aging system.
Student unions need the campus press | May 7 2013 | Mick Sweetman | The campus press in Canada has its origins in the student union movement as students found they had to have a way to raise student issues that weren't covered by the mainstream media.
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Concordia to open Sexual Assault Resource Centre | May 2 2013 | Centre for Gender Advocacy | In response to a campaign spearheaded by Concordia's Centre for Gender Advocacy, Concordia University has announced they are establishing a Sexual Assault Resource Centre.
Henry Giroux and critical pedagogy | May 1 2013 | Thomas Ponniah | Professor Henry Giroux, one of North America's most famous theorists, will be speaking at a conference on "Rethinking Pedagogy" at George Brown College on Thursday, May 16.
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What price would you pay for an education? | May 1 2013 | Simon Enoch | How much would you give up to get a university education? Two University of Regina students facing deportation have taken sanctuary in a church basement for almost a year to advance their degree.
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Stefan Christoff on the Quebec student movement: Launch of 'Le fond de l'air est rouge'
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September 21, 2013 - 11:00am
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