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Canada doesn’t have enough Indigenous teachers. This initiative aims to close the gap (opens the original)
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Growing up in Burns Lake, a small community in B.C., Dustin Louie never had an Indigenous teacher. This experience is familiar to many Indigenous youth, and it has detrimental effects, he said. Indigenous students are more likely to do better at school when they have Indigenous teachers, and not having those teachers influences students’ ideas about the careers they might pursue, said Prof. Louie, now 45 and director of the Indigenous Teacher Education Program at the University of British Columb
Ontario sees negligible improvement in standardized test scores (opens the original)
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Students in Ontario saw hardly any improvement in math, reading and writing in the 2025-26 school year compared to the year before, according to the latest standardized test scores. Only 52 per cent of Grade 6 students in English-language schools met the provincial standard for math, a slight increase of one percentage point over the 2024-25 school year. Meanwhile, the percentage of students who met the standard for reading and writing remained unchanged, at 86 per cent and 85 per cent, respecti
What schools can learn from Ontario’s student cellphone ban (opens the original)
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When Ontario introduced restrictions on cellphones in schools that took effect in 2024, the goal was to help students focus and improve their well-being. Students in kindergarten to Grade 6 have to keep phones on silent and out of sight for the entire school day, while those in Grades 7 to 12 cannot use their phones during class time unless explicitly allowed by the teacher. A new study of more than 600 kids and young adults ages six to 18 years published this month in the Canadian Journal of Ps
Canadian students’ reading and math scores decline in OECD’s global assessment (opens the original)
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Canadian high-school students are outperforming many of their international peers in science, math and reading, but their overall scores in these subjects are also declining, according to a new international ranking by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Results for the OECD’s Program for International Student Assessment, released Tuesday, show Canada in the top 10 among 91 countries and economies that were evaluated. The OECD conducts the assessment, which measures the p
Calandra’s comments spark confusion over Ontario’s new high school attendance rules (opens the original)
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As the school year begins in Ontario, a new policy linking high school students’ attendance to grades has been thrown into confusion for principals across the province following comments made by Education Minister Paul Calandra on Tuesday. Starting this school year, attendance and participation will count for 15 per cent of the final mark for students in Grades 9 and 10, and 10 per cent for those in Grades 11 and 12. The government announced the change in April, as part of an effort to tackle hi
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