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Join Dr. Nora Wilson, Dr. Gustavo Moura, and Nathan Flaig as they discuss 2SLGBTQ experiences in education and how educators can support students to learn who they are and how they belong in classrooms and the wider community.

After a diagnosis and a label, does the system work well for students with diverse needs? Join Dr. Jackie Kirk and guest host Dr. Shelley Kokorudz as they discuss inclusive education with Michael Baker, PhD candidate at the U of M. His research focus is Disability Studies and Inclusive Education, focusing on ableism and K-12 schools, conceptualizing inclusive education, infusing Disability Stud...

Are you interested in using an inquiry project that would run all year in your classroom, and engage students, colleagues, parents, and different community partners? Our guest on the show, Peter Grozdanovic, who holds an underlying belief in the importance of guiding students to look critically at social issues in their community, is building on many past inquiry projects successfully completed...

Tune in to learn about the creation of a new initiative geared for Canadian students of African descent - the Loy Excellentia Initiative. This podcast delves into the need for mentorship, workshops, and social events and how Loy Excellentia is aiming to address those needs. Hear about how the project got started, the research leading up to it, and the benefits of the initiative, including feedb...

Join us for a thoughtful exploration of ungrading in high school physics classrooms, featuring Dr. Ellen Watson from Brandon University and Christopher Sarkonak from Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School. Learn more about their collaborative research, offering a nuanced perspective on reshaping assessment and improving student engagement. #Ungrading #EducationResearch 📚🎓 Articles by Christoph...

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In this insightful episode, our guests Dr. Candy Jones from the Faculty of Education at Brandon University, Julie Seeley from Frontier School Division, and Jessica Willows from the University of Victoria join us to explore the profound impact of rurality on their experiences as educators. Delving into their unique journeys, we uncover the invaluable gifts that rural settings have bestowed upon ...

On this episode, we spoke with Welly Minyangadou Ngokobi (McGill University) and Chuwkuanugo Joseph Okudo (President of Brandon University Students’ Union) about what institutions can learn from international students. We discussed how international students carry both inherited knowledge and academic knowledge, and that institutions need to recognize this strength. We talked about strategies f...

Welcome to the latest episode of the Leaning In and Speaking Out podcast. On today's episode, we engage in thoughtful conversations with the authors of "Building Inclusive Rural Communities," edited by Clark Banack and Dionne Pohler. Join us as we explore a pan-Canadian look at equity in rural settings, delving into real-life stories and innovative grass-roots approaches from a variety of disci...

It is the second year of the Women's History Month podcast series! In this episode, Dr. Kelly Saunders, an Associate Professor in Political Science and Gender & Women's Studies at Brandon University talks about her ongoing research on the role of Métis women in politics. Thank you to the Status of Women Review Committee and BU CARES for supporting this episode. Be sure to check out her book cha...

It is the second year of the Women's History Month podcast series! In this episode, Ms. Lisa Wood, a visual artist and Associate Professor at IshKaabatens Waasa Gaa Inaabateg Department of Visual Art at Brandon University talks about her ongoing research-creation inspired by inequities in the world of art. She describes the process of her inspiration, documentation, compilations and analysis, a...

It is the second year of the Women's History Month podcast series! In this episode, Ms. Lindsay McLachlan, Co-Chair of Business Administration talks about her ongoing research into the impacts of the pandemic on female-identifying accountants in academia. She describes caregiving, work responsibilities, and the ways the pandemic exacerbated inequalities in differing ways. She lists recommendati...

In this episode, we explore how dystopian literature can be used to foster hope and joy. We also discuss the challenges of dealing with grief and loss, and how to navigate it with sensitivity in the classroom. Finally, we explore the idea and definition of curriculum. Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking conversation about the use of dystopian literature in the classroom. Mentions: P...

Welcome to "Leaning in and Speaking Out," the thought-provoking podcast from Brandon University's CARES Research Centre. In this episode, we tackle a pressing issue in the world of sports and physical education: concussions. Join us as we dive into research and personal experiences with concussions, exploring their impacts on athletes and what educators can do in response. Here are some resourc...

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