Faculty of Education News Archive
Faculty of Education
Unique master’s thesis to be performed by 60-person choir
June 30, 2015 —
Production explores racism, hate, destruction and hope as witnessed by victims and perpetrators
Faculty of Education
France exchange students find themselves ‘cultural diplomats’
June 11, 2015 —
Trip was a chance to not only experience differences in French education system but also broaden and shape future teaching practices
Faculty of Education
TRC report should be regarded as ‘a beginning,’ Education professor tells CBC Radio
June 3, 2015 —
Report will allow all people a 'grander opportunity to better understand one another'
Faculty of Science
Students to benefit from U of M Partnership with international math consortium
May 27, 2015 —
Membership will enhance teaching and research in Mathematics across campus
Faculty of Education
Week Two of French exchange includes teaching students about Canada
May 26, 2015 —
All four of us spent two days at the Lycée Voltaire this week, where classes are similar to high school, first year of university
CBC: ‘Historical ignorance only goes so far,’ says professor Marlene Atleo
May 25, 2015 —
Right and wrong language
Faculty of Education
Second Human Rights teaching course on offer after last year’s success
May 5, 2015 —
This year's summer institute with Canadian Museum for Human Rights to examine what the pursuit of human rights means to educators and educational leaders
Music education grad wins Canadian award for newer music teachers
April 12, 2015 —
'She inspires every new music teacher she mentors to become the best educator they can,' says Manitoba Orff Chapter
Op-Ed: There are 10,673 children whose stories have not made headlines
April 7, 2015 —
These faceless figures represent real children; human beings who are experiencing unimaginable trauma, fear, grief and loss
Faculty of Education
Emerging Leader Award winner has taken unique path in field of education
April 6, 2015 —
Award winner realized community health and education was more of a passion than classroom teaching