Global learning in Italy’s city of love
A group of Brock Teacher Education students recently expanded their global educational horizons during a teaching field experience in Verona, ... Full story
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Celebrating Indigenous grads’ success
Last October, students from the Faculty of Education’s Indigenous Adult Education (ABED) program visited campus for the first time ... Full story -
Spirit of Brock recipients lead with heart
Alexandra Leone (BSc ’24) and Brielle Kaminsky (BA ’21, MEd ’24) are determined to help create a positive future for all. The two ... Full story -
Distinguished grad finds inspiration on road less travelled
Lisa Schellenberger’s (BA '16, BEd '16) dedication to education and community is woven into everything she does. After graduating ... Full story -
Brock experts share tips for tackling children’s reading challenges
Learning to read is no easy feat. And for parents whose children are struggling to find momentum, it can be ... Full story -
Program helps young math learners divide and conquer
With the school year officially underway, the Brock Learning Lab (BLL) has teamed up with Brock’s Teacher Education programs ... Full story -
Brock experts discuss how to engage girls, women in STEM
Brock University’s Divya Matta considers the back-to-school season a prime opportunity for parents, educators and society-at-large to work on ... Full story -
CRC Spotlight: Brock researcher identifies barriers to young people’s well-being
The federal government’s Canada Research Chairs program invests up to $311 million per year to attract and retain some of ... Full story -
Education prof ignites imagination through fiction-based research
The story begins with a long-lost ancestor named Madeleine Doiron, who lived 11 generations ago on the shores of Île Saint-Jean — ... Full story -
Students tackle racial bias, stereotypes through early childhood education research
Recent Brock Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (BECE) graduate Shevon Bridgeman (BECE' 24) never wants educators to assume children are too ... Full story
