Dear Queen’s University community,
We are the Social Healing and Reconciliatory Education research group (SHARE). SHARE is a cross-disciplinary group based in the Faculty of Education and is composed of students, staff, and professors that do research and work in social justice across various departments and faculties.
Join us at the 2021 CSSE Conference, held remotely.
Many of our faculty and graduate students will be presenting their research at this conference. See the details below, follow us on Twitter and share your photos and posts by tagging @QueensEduc.
Join new host Chris Carlton as he speaks with outdoor education enthusiasts and Queen’s alumni Erik Vreeken and Paul Gifford about the benefits and opportunities of taking teaching and learning outdoors!
In our first episode of Popular Podagogy, Lee Airton drop by the CFRC studio to discuss their James Bond-like hobbies, debating in the cl
In this episode, Kristy Timmons stopped by to talk about how she keeps busy in Kingston, play-based le
Queen's AQ instructor Paul Hannah stops by the CFRC studio to discuss how he became a teacher, his time at Queen's, how education has changed over time and his classroom confession.
In this episode, Queen’s MEd student Sawyer Hogenkamp shares valuable advice for anyone starting their masters, and discusses the Queen's graduate community, his 3-Minute Thesis, and his research on bullying and school buses.
Teacher Candidates Noah, Alex, Evan, Jillian and Juno Nominee Gary Rasberry, discuss their album How to be Awesome produced as part of their alternative practicum at Queen's Faculty of Education. How to be Awesome helps guide young listeners to become the best versions of themselves.
Teacher, author of Code Breaker, and professional speaker with three TEDx talks, Brian Aspinall, joins us to talk about celebrating and embracing failure to encourage kids to take risks, how to integrate coding as a tool for learning, his favourite app Twiducate, and a
Listen to Dr. Rebecca Luce-Kapler, Dean of the Queen’s Faculty of Education and Dr. Dennis Sumara, Dean of the Werklund School of Education as they discuss the past, present, and future of teaching on the eve of the Faculty’s 50th Anniversary Conference.
