CAP Journal / The FlipSide

Fall 2022

Embracing Neurodiversity & Adaptability in Leadership Mindsets

There is a growing student population, or perhaps merely a recognition or identification of a previously existing population, of neurodiverse students within Canadian school systems. Students whose thinking and ontology may not align with the expectations of the system their education depends upon. Indeed, it may well not align with

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Teaching to Diversity: A Newfoundland and Labrador Perspective

Social and Systems Change Current education policy in Newfoundland and Labrador embraces the diverse nature of school communities, recognizes students learn in different ways, and seeks to support learners to achieve their potential. It also recognizes the important role of instructional approach and promotes professional practices designed to sustain the

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Online Teaching, Workplace Burnout, and Kindergarten ECEs

Introduction Across Canada, professional Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) work in pre-schools, kindergarten classrooms, early intervention and family support programs, recreation centres, newcomer programs, and domestic violence shelters. In Ontario, ECEs registered with the College of Early Childhood Education (CECE), known as RECEs, co-teach the provincial, two-year kindergarten program with professional

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Getting to the Heart of Inclusion and Belonging

Common sense tells us that inclusion initiatives cannot thrive in environments where people are disconnected, have little sense of belonging and are struggling with their well-being. In the school year ahead, principals are tasked with creating healthy and supportive environments where all stakeholders including teachers, students, staff, families can thrive

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