It’s hard to believe it’s already 2024! As we get back into the school routine, take a minute to reflect on our community’s incredible accomplishments in 2023!
Popular Podagogy brought us fascinating new guests! Some highlights are PhD candidate Katrina Carbone on wellbeing and assessment, MEd students Beck Watt and Alex O'Leary on being a 2SLGBTQ+ ally in the classroom, reflecting on arts education with Dr. Tiina Kukkonen, and considering neurodiversity in education with the inaugural Chair in Student Success and Wellness, Dr. Patty Douglas.
Check out all of our podcasts from 2023!
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A new Knowledge Forum explored education as a human right. In this issue, we invited members of the Scholars at Risk network and the Queen’s education community to share their stories, research, and ideas about education at risk.
The Education Library's unsurpassed librarian Brenda Reed was recognized with a distinguished service award.
We hosted our first annual arts-based interpretation of our Faculty’s research led by Drs. Heather McGregor and Tiina Kukkonen.
Change With the Earth in Mind exhibition
Homecoming transformed Duncan McArthur Hall into EdFest – celebrating talented musicians and artists from the Faculty.
Dr. Ian Matheson and Chris Carlton launched a community-based research vermiculture project with a local school.
A Worm-derful project between the Faculty of Education and Winston Churchill Public School
Sistema Kingston had another great year – sharing music education with students at St Thomas More and Molly Brant Schools!
