Part-time instructional positions in the Department of Teacher Education are now open for 2018/19.
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From the Dean’s desk: Black History Month
The Faculty of Education joins our colleagues and community partners in remembering and celebrating the history of African Canadians. We recognize and honour the contributions all African Canadians make to our social, cultural and education environments, whether they were born in Canada or have chosen it as their home.Read more
Black History Month, Brock Education Journal
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From the Dean’s desk: Chinese New Year
The Faculty of Education wishes our students and colleagues of Chinese heritage a happy new year. We are grateful for the outstanding contributions they make to our Faculty community, whether as international students or members of our faculty and staff.Read more
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Brock Maker Challenge winner to be announced Monday
After months of work, three high school technology teams will be presenting their entries for the 2018 Brock Maker Challenge next week.
The Brock Maker Challenge is a form of Active Project-Based Learning that challenges broad-based technology (BBT) high school class teams to tackle a real-world challenge with a focus on research, design, cooperation, creativity, and resourcefulness.
Broad-based Technology, Maker Challenge
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The new issue of Brock Education Journal is now available
Dear Readers,
We are delighted to feature eight articles and a book review in this, the newest issue of Brock Education: A Journal of Educational Research and Practice. Over the past year Brock Education Journal has gained further recognition by being newly listed in Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) within the Web of Science. ESCI is linked to a wider circulation of international readers. Hence, authors of BEJ gain greater visibility. We are also pleased that BEJ has been relisted with the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). The two listings signal that BEJ produces quality, peer reviewed open access material and is committed to contributing positively to the scholarly open access community.Read more
Brock Education Journal
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Education students get a head start at Career Information Day
For students about to graduate, making the move from classroom to career can be daunting.
In hopes of gaining a leg up during the transition, close to 500 of Brock’s graduating Consecutive and Concurrent Teacher Education students attended the Department of Teacher Education’s Career Information Day at the Hamilton Campus on Wednesday, Jan. 17.
Brock University Alumni Association, Hamilton Campus
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Faculty of Education prof is helping to build a more inclusive Canada
Sheila Bennett has devoted her career to advocating for the inclusion of students with special needs into regular classrooms.
Her years of experience brought her to Ottawa in November, when she was invited to share her message with the House of Commons Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration (CIMM).
Sheila Bennett, Special Education
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Faculty of Education supports Gillian’s Place this festive season
Faculty of education staff and faculty collected donations for Gillian’s Place this festive season. Gillian’s Place is a comprehensive emergency shelter for women and children facing domestic abuse. Since 1977, it has offered more than 17,000 women and their children emergency shelter and support services.
Community involvement
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Faculty of Education celebrates Computer Science Education Week
Brock staff, professors and students celebrated Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek) from Dec 4. to 10, helping to promote computer science skills in their communities.
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Brock students spread holiday cheer at local school
Brock volunteers gathered at a Thorold elementary school on Dec. 2 to create a little holiday magic for children in the local community.
Organized by the Concurrent Education Student Association (CESA), the annual Holiday Extravaganza partnered each Brock volunteer with one of the approximately 150 students at Prince of Wales S Public School for a day of festive crafts and activities.