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What’s that accent?

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The politics of dialect, accent and language can be powerful, othering, and bizarre.

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Teaching in a fishbowl

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Sometimes teaching abroad can make you feel more like a circus show than an educator

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As Canadian as I can be

What makes a national stereotype? And if we don’t live up to them, how can we expect others to?

Teach our children well

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When adults aren’t even able to form a respectable line for the subway, what does it say about the basic skills being taught by our education system[s]?

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Put Education on the Ballot

We need institutions where critical inquiry can be freely pursued by scholars and cultivated among students. The future of NL

A future for students

A prosperous economy and society in Newfoundland and Labrador requires affordable, accessible post-secondary education for all.

Work vs. Life

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Achieving balance is a struggle for many of us, but it’s a particularly acute challenge for teachers.

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As Canadian as I can be

What makes a national stereotype? And if we don’t live up to them, how can we expect others to?

Home again, home again

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A Newfoundlander reflects upon the culture shock she felt when she returned home

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