The Heart of Inclusion
Nancy Campbell writes about her work supporting students, how that job has changed since she started 25 years ago and the impact of funding cuts.
Special Education
From the Editor
This edition challenges us to reflect on the state of our public schools, the well-being of students and the professional conditions of educators.
Special Education: Rewriting the Story
Jennifer Pinder’s call to rewrite the story of special education underscores the gap between policy promises and classroom realities.
Your Federation: Summer 2025
Spring Representative Council
President Karen Brown welcomed delegates to May Representative Council.
A Call to Action
Cristol Bailey considers the impacts of years of funding cuts on the special education needs of students in the North.
Supporting the Special Education needs of Ontario Students
Amrita Kaul writes about the ways in which chronic underfunding of public schools and large classes have stretched Special Education resources.
Unique Challenges for Daily OTS
Talking into a different class each day as a daily occasional teacher can present its own unique challenges.
Building Better Schools: ETFO's Vision for Education Reform (Ideas)
To refresh the government’s agenda and develop her own brand as Liberal Party leader, Premier Kathleen Wynne is spearheading a number of public consultations.
A Digital Age For a Special Needs Education
It’s a new age for children with Autism. Everything is changing, for the better.
Special Needs Students: Resources for the Occasional Teacher (Occasional Teachers' Column)
An unfamiliar school, unfamiliar classroom, unfamiliar routines, and unfamiliar students can contribute to a sense of uncertainty when I accept a call as a daily occasional teacher.