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Tory Puts Faith in Wrong School Plan
Why John Tory’s plan to have more publicly funded faith-based schools is the absolute wrong way to go to create an inclusionary — and understanding — society. Continue reading
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Tagged Conservatives, faith, John Tory, ontario, religion, school
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School Boards Have to Stop Focusing on History
Modern school boards must address today’s realities, not yesterday’s ideals, in order to best serve students. Continue reading
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Tagged demographics, education, London, school, students
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Delusion Key to Surviving Kids’ Concerts
Parental bias is the key tactic in surviving notoriously bad school Christmas concerts. Continue reading
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Tagged children, Christmas, concerts, holidays, school, students
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What Happens When the Promise of a New Day Gets Broken?
Looking at how we lose our childhood sense of joy, weighed down by pressure, and we end up living in spite of life. Continue reading
