Teaching Resources Newsletter: Black History Month 2023
January 2023 - Black History Month
Dr. Alana Butler curated our January edition with a focus on Black History Month.
Cheryl Lee-Yow
Cheryl Lee-Yow
PhD in Education
She/Her
Graduate Student
Research Area
Early Childhood Education
Supervisor
Biography
Cheryl is a Phd of Education student at Queen's University focusing on early childhood education and care research. Her master's study explored the implementation and impacts of the Canada-Wide Early Learning & Child Care (CWELCC) program for Ontario childcare operators and was supported by the 2023 SSHRC CGS-M. Her research interests include early childhood education, education accessibility, inclusivity practices, GenAI and education, online education, at-risk youth and children, I-EDIAA, critical disability studies, and evaluation and community engagement. Currently, she works on various projects with focuses such as decolonial evaluation learning, technology and food security, teacher expectations in the early years, AI accessibility and knowledge, and disability justice.
Research Interests
- Low-income and vulnerable youth
- Quality and accessibility of early childhood care
- Online education accessibility
- Disability studies
Public Lecture by Jan Hare: Living and Learning in ‘Right’ Relations: Responsibilities for Educators
Wednesday, February 1
4:30 - 6 pm
A341, Duncan McArthur Hall
Upcoming Events: Theory and History of Education International Research Group
The Theory and History of Education International Research Group, the Faculty of Education, and the Department of History are pleased to announce two internationally renowned speakers coming to Queen’s on February 21 and 22, 2023. All are welcome to join us as we examine the history of education from an international, polycentric, and decolonizing lens!
Educating about good food outside of the classroom
Emily Duncan, BEd’22, wanted to be a teacher for as long as she can remember. After spending her first year in Concurrent Education at Bader College, Duncan spent much of her time during her degree working for local organic farms.
The people who shape your learning
You might remember a favourite teacher from your schooling. Maybe this person taught in a way you related to in particular, or perhaps they were specifically encouraging to you.
While the focus on how students learn often zeroes in on teaching materials or curricula, it’s important to also consider a teacher’s expectations for their students.
Finding common ground at the intersection of math, art and science
The Faculty of Education is pleased to welcome our new Faculty member, Dr. Nenad Radakovic, Associate Professor of STEM Education.
Holiday Shutdown
Please note that the university will be closed from December 23, 2022 to January 2, 2023.
We look forward to seeing you again on Tuesday, January 3, 2023.
Creating a home for special education practitioners
Teaching special education preschool and elementary students in the early years of his career gave Dr.