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"The modern schoolhouse cries out for moral leadership.
Such a vision should be aesthetically pleasing and evoke language and images... consistent with the school's human purposes and condition." Distilled wisdom from Thomas J. Sergiovanni, Leadership for the Schoolhouse (1996)
What's New
SELLING NOVA
SCOTIA MYTHS
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Dr. Paul W. Bennett
reviewed Ian McKay
and Robin Bates'
In the Province of
History (The
Sunday Herald,
July 25, 2010)
THE KEN FELLS FIASCO - Schoolhouse Director
comments on the crisis
in The Globe and Mail
(July 22, 2010)
COMMENTARIES:
The Public Voice in Education
- Education posted
on Educhatter's Blog
(July 25, 2010)
Teens Can't Escape Torment, The
Chronicle Herald
(June 3, 2010)
Turning Around Our Schools, Progress Magazine (May 2010)
SCHOOL'S OUT, AGAIN! - Director Paul Bennett released
AIMS research report (April 13) on 'Why "Throw-away" School Days Hurt Students' (www.aims.ca)
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Dr. Desmond Morton, Distinguished Professor of History, McGill University, Montreal.
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