Since ETFO’s inception in 1998, strong collective bargaining has worked to equalize compensation and working conditions for teacher and occasional teacher members across the province.
When a former student came to me with an idea to make an impact on the environment I jumped at the chance.
“We will never obtain the high results in literacy that we are seeking in Ontario until strong arts programs and teaching are in place in elementary schools.” Bob Barton, a teacher and language consultant for more than 30 years, shared this view at a drama workshop for teachers taking their&
During the past year the Literacy and Numeracy Secretariat (LNS) released the new School Effectiveness Framework: A
As you know ETFO collective agreements expire at the end of August and bargaining for new agreements is underway.
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There’s no such thing as a teacher who doesn’t have a diverse classroom in one form or another. We have a world of children from all over the globe in our classrooms. As teachers, we are expected to understand all our students and to give them the best education we can.
During the past year the OTF website, otffeo.on.ca, has become a new source for teacher professional development.
Every year in Canada, les Rendez-vous de la francophonie (rvf.ca) provides opportunities for Canadians to celebrate the francophone communities throughout the country.