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Do you lack sleep? Sleep often gets sacrificed as a result of other work or home life priorities, or neglected due to poor lifestyle habits and the attractiveness of screen time. L'Agence Science-Presse interviewed Dr. Marie-Hélène Pennestri of the Faculty of Education (Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology) to gain some insight about the importance of sleep. Read more or listen to the interview...

Published on: 25 Feb 2020

Overcoming Prejudice and Preconceptions:51ԹEducation student, Sihem Youbi, spoke to the about the challenges faced by students coming from disadvantaged situations.

Published on: 24 Feb 2020

With the talk of teacher shortages in Quebec, CTV conducted a story "Is Quebec’s teacher shortage being caused by new laws, poor working conditions?" Some of the Faculty's students were featured in this story, and impacts future educators from all of our departments:/x/ZVM

Published on: 19 Feb 2020

GSDE Symposium 2020 "Education in an Age of Resistance" will feature 51ԹEducation's Dr. Aziz Choudry as one of its keynote speakers.Dr. Choudry will be opening theconferenceby talking about the struggles across the world in fighting for accessible public higher education, going beyond servingthe interests of elites. His talk is entitled "Lessons in Resistance;Studies in Struggle". For more information about the symposium (march 14th at Concordia University):

Published on: 18 Feb 2020

In the face ofshortages of specialized French immersion teachers, 51ԹEducation's Department of Integrated Studies in Education offers a graduate certificate in French Immersion pedagogy.Anne-Marie Tremblay of the 51ԹReporter investigated further about the benefits of this program and the opportunities it presents to its students.

Published on: 14 Feb 2020

A continuously educated workforce is essential for achieving sustainable development. Recognizing the importance and status of education, the United Nations General Assembly included education among the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Unfortunately, the education systems in developing countries continue to struggle to achieve the necessary progress. This is especially the case in the lower-middle-income countries (LMICs), where nearly half of the world’s 1.4 billion school-age children live.

Classified as: developing countries, education, education financing, development finance, LMICs
Published on: 7 Feb 2020

Early Childhood Symposium 2020 (February 11 & 12, 2020) will feature two 51ԹEducation speakers:Dr. Sheryl Smith-Gilman will give the Opening Plenary as and Dr. Tina Montreuil will lead the workshop "Healthy Minds, Healthy Schools & Resilience Building in Children: Preliminary Outcomes". The symposium will be held at Palace Centre de Congrès (1717 Boul le Corbusier,Laval, Québec, H7S 2K7).

Published on: 6 Feb 2020

Emmanuella Lambropoulos, newly re-elected Federal MP for the Saint-Laurent riding is one of 98 women elected to the House of Commons this past fall and one of the youngest of these female Members of Parliament. A 51ԹEducation alumna (B.Ed. '13),Lambropoulos is complementing her political career by completing her Master's in Educational Leadership within the Faculty's Department of Integrated Studies in Education. Read more about Emmanuella's story here:/x/Zzy

Classified as: Alumni News, Faculty of Education
Published on: 29 Jan 2020

McGill's Faculty of Education reminds all students, staff, alumni, and friends that education is a human right, a public good and a public responsibility.

The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed January 24 as International Day of Education, in celebration of the role of education for peace and development.

Without inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong opportunities for all, countries will not succeed in achieving gender equality and breaking the cycle of poverty that is leaving millions of children, youth and adults behind.

Published on: 24 Jan 2020

Congratulations to Matt Slopecki who received an award from GESTE (CIHR Team on Gender considerations in knowledge transfer interventions) for “Modelling an approach to gender-conscious participatory action-oriented research and knowledge transfer favouring equality, equity and occupational/environmental health”.

Matt was awarded $6,000 for his project: Are workloads appropriately adjusted for strength differences between men and women? Modeling the interaction of anthropometric load and sex on the progession of fatigue during an upper limb repetitive movement task.

Published on: 23 Jan 2020

Congratulation to Emma Balazs on receiving a 2020 FRQSC Award for her research project titled Sparring with Femininity: An Urban Ethnography of Mixed Gender/Martial Arts Youth Programming.

Published on: 22 Jan 2020

Congratulations to Hariata Tai Rakena, one of the successful recipients of the Teionkwaienawa:kon Masters Scholarships, which is awarded by the Quebec Indigenous Mentorship Network (Teionkwaienawa:kon). The network is dedicated to the support and mentorship of Indigenous students engaged with research related to Indigenous health.

Hariata's Master's Research Project: Exploring an Onkweho'n:we approach to physical activity health resource development with Kahnawakehró:non.

Published on: 22 Jan 2020

Featured in the Montreal Gazette is an op ed piece written by Drs. Blane Harvey, Lisa Starr, and Joseph Levitan about the disconnect between society's concern about environmental issues and what's actually taught in Quebec schools:

Published on: 21 Jan 2020

It's January! Are you having trouble getting back to your regular routine after the holidays? Are you trudging to class or happy to be back?Dr. Steven Shaw of McGill's Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology shares his outlook and expertise about settling back into the school routine with CJAD 800 Morning Host, Andrew Carter.

Published on: 14 Jan 2020

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