Director of Schoolhouse Consulting Paul Bennett and Former Member of the Governing Council of the Ontario College of Teachers Karen Mitchell discuss how establishing and maintaining professional standards has been delegated to the provincial teachers’ unions and federations, resulting in loose and ineffective standards that ensure “spotless records.” CBC and the Chronicle Herald covered the report.
Teaching Rules ‘Woefully Inadequate’ in Nova Scotia, Report Says
By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies|
2014-03-18T00:00:00+00:00
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