Canadians are increasingly concerned about violence in public schools and want governments to act
The latest results from a national survey show that concern about violence and aggression in public schools remains widespread — and is rising.
The latest results from a national survey show that concern about violence and aggression in public schools remains widespread — and is rising.
Public education is a story we are writing together. It is evolving in the chrysalis of classrooms across Canada.
We’re asking ourselves far too many “How did we get here?” questions as a society. But there’s one, in particular, that sits at the heart of the CTF/FCE’s work—and it demands our attention.
This article was written by Bo-Ning Gao, Master’s student at Carleton University’s School of Journalism. “Violence in the classroom has become more and more prevalent,” said Preston Huppie, an educator and a member of the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF/FCE) Advisory Committee on Indigenous Education. In his testimonial he shared with CTF/FCE’s ABSENT podcast, he said that having dysregulated students in the […]
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