Paul W Bennett
Columnist at Telegraph-Journal
Freelance Contributor at The Chronicle Herald
Education Columnist at Telegraph-Journal
Education commentator, consultant and author. Specialist in decoding edubabble.
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5 days ago |
tj.news | Paul W Bennett
Public issue needs to be squarely addressed by school districts, worker safety agencies, and local public health authoritiesAuthor of the article: • Education beat • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentMice are everywhere in most schools but rarely seen during school hours. Rats are comparatively rare, and bats, rarer still.
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6 days ago |
educhatter.wordpress.com | Paul W Bennett
The four-part Netflix series, Adolescence, is unsettling, gripping and disturbing because of its deep exploration of the torments of teen school culture and the crisis afflicting contemporary boyhood. It focuses on Jamie Miller, a 13-year-old boy, on a typical dead end-street in a North of England working-class town, who is arrested in his bedroom and we eventually learn is accused of stabbing a girl from his school to death.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Paul W Bennett
Advertisement 1Author of the article: • The Chronicle Herald • • Article contentTwo abandoned Halifax public schools, Saint Patrick’s Alexandra and Bloomfield, stand in near ruins as sad reminders of recent public policy failures.
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2 weeks ago |
tj.news | Paul W Bennett
Concerted, herculean effort needed to win students back to habit of regularly attending schoolAuthor of the article: • Education beat • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentEmpty desks are easy to spot in today’s classrooms. Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic turned provincial school systems on end, student absenteeism has doubled and is rampant, for the first time even in the lower grades.
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2 weeks ago |
educhatter.wordpress.com | Paul W Bennett
Small differences between Canada and the United States still matter, all of a sudden. While flag waving nationalism gives us a saccharine rush, there are bigger lessons. It’s time to change the “Canada is broken” tune and to stand up for Canada, ending the degradation of our nation-builders and returning their monuments to the public square. First to be toppled was John A. Macdonald, then Egerton Ryerson, and now Wilfrid Laurier is threatened with erasure.
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