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From
the Chair
By Larry M. Capstick Take Time to Reflect on What It Means to Be a Professional. |
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Registrar's
Report
By Joe Atkinson The profession has made some important promises. What should we do next to ensure that we keep them? |
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Our readers write |
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Double
Trouble
By Lois Browne and Denys Giguère Teachers, Students and Parents Are Looking for More Answers About the Double Cohort. |
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Education
Improvement Commission Urges 400 Per Cent Hike in Professional Development
Funding
By Tracy Morey School board recruiters will face tough challenges for another decade as the exodus of retiring teachers continues until 2010. |
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Learning
to Work Safely
By Rosemarie Bahr Yvon Larivière of Hawkesbury, describes what it’s like when he talks to a class about health and safety at work. |
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Remarkable
Teachers
Sarah Polley says about Bev Panikkar, her Grade 2 teacher, "She’s really an incredible person." |
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Teacher
Applications Drop
Applications to teacher education programs have dropped substantially for 2001. |
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Sexual
Misconduct and the Teaching Profession
The College Prepares Its Response to the Robins Report |
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Job Applicants should look North or Try Toronto By Frank McIntyre The College is
now able to pinpoint which regions of the province will be busiest
replacing retiring teachers this decade. |
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Blue
Pages
College Surveys
Teachers About Additional Qualification Courses |
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