Access, equity, and equitable representation are ongoing challenges in teacher education. While many Canadian teacher education programs identify equity and diversity as key values, these values do not always result in rates of representation that reflect the student population. Minoritized teacher candidates also experience our programs in unique ways, creating gaps between university equity statements and the lived experiences of our students. This study therefore examines the perspectives of 13 teacher candidates who self-identify as members of various underrepresented groups. Participants’ experiences offer key insights into the challenge of achieving equitable and diverse representation. The presented findings will be of interest to te...
During the1980s Canadian teachers‘ associations became deeply immersed in the reform movement that ...
Embracing diversity within schools is a complex endeavour. Data on student achievement in Ontario’s...
This qualitative study employs a social-critical constructivist framework to investigate current Ont...
Access, equity, and equitable representation are ongoing challenges in teacher education. While many...
Equitable representation is an ongoing challenge for Canadian teacher education. While university ed...
This research responds to the problem of minority teacher under-representation within North America’...
Canada—and Ontario, in particular—is proud to be characterized as one of the most equitable educatio...
Elementary students in high-poverty schools have diverse learning needs. Their academic and social l...
This study investigated the admissions practices of Ontario’s teacher education programs during the ...
In this paper we perform a critical discourse analysis on the policy document Ontario’s Equity and I...
Teaching staff in Ontario schools do not reflect the increasing diversity of the students who occupy...
Focus groups were conducted in four school divisions in central Canada in order to determine whether...
Changing the face of Ontario’s teachers is a topic that draws both ardent support and profound criti...
We analyze the perceptions of White and racial minority teachers concerning antiracist education in ...
Teachers in Canadian schools are over-representative of the dominant group: white, middle class, het...
During the1980s Canadian teachers‘ associations became deeply immersed in the reform movement that ...
Embracing diversity within schools is a complex endeavour. Data on student achievement in Ontario’s...
This qualitative study employs a social-critical constructivist framework to investigate current Ont...
Access, equity, and equitable representation are ongoing challenges in teacher education. While many...
Equitable representation is an ongoing challenge for Canadian teacher education. While university ed...
This research responds to the problem of minority teacher under-representation within North America’...
Canada—and Ontario, in particular—is proud to be characterized as one of the most equitable educatio...
Elementary students in high-poverty schools have diverse learning needs. Their academic and social l...
This study investigated the admissions practices of Ontario’s teacher education programs during the ...
In this paper we perform a critical discourse analysis on the policy document Ontario’s Equity and I...
Teaching staff in Ontario schools do not reflect the increasing diversity of the students who occupy...
Focus groups were conducted in four school divisions in central Canada in order to determine whether...
Changing the face of Ontario’s teachers is a topic that draws both ardent support and profound criti...
We analyze the perceptions of White and racial minority teachers concerning antiracist education in ...
Teachers in Canadian schools are over-representative of the dominant group: white, middle class, het...
During the1980s Canadian teachers‘ associations became deeply immersed in the reform movement that ...
Embracing diversity within schools is a complex endeavour. Data on student achievement in Ontario’s...
This qualitative study employs a social-critical constructivist framework to investigate current Ont...