Education

Zaynab Al-Yassiri holds a copy of her book Lunch Box WisdomFirst-time children’s author Zaynab Al-Yassiri holds a copy of her new book, Lunch Box Wisdom.

Grad pens back-to-school book

Zaynab Al-Yassiri placed kindness at the centre of her self-published debut book, Lunch Box Wisdom.

graphic representing person online choosing check mark or XIn a recent article, education professor Lana Parker says schools must arm students with the skills they need to parse the truth from all the misinformation and disinformation that inundates their social media feeds.

Education prof writes of the new information environment

Professor Lana Parker says schools must prepare students to parse the truth from misinformation on their social media feeds.
chalkboard reading "Back 2 School"Lana Parker, assistant professor in the UWindsor Faculty of Education, participated in a podcast exploring the return to school.

Education prof shares insights into return to school

Lana Parker, assistant professor in the UWindsor Faculty of Education, participated in a podcast exploring the return to school.

Kurt Downes is sharing what he learned as a coach at the Tokyo Olympics to benefit his students and athletes back home.Kurt Downes (right) poses with Lancer Olympians Noelle Montcalm, Melissa Bishop-Nriagu, and Sarah Mitton in Tokyo.

Educator and coach using Olympic experience to do good

Kurt Downes (BA 2003, B.Ed 2005) always wanted to go to Japan, but the best part of his experience as an Olympic coach is sharing what he learned to benefit his students and athletes back home.

Teacher working in hybrid classroomIn a time of COVID-19 uncertainty, adopting hybrid learning for children will only stress students and teachers further, warns an education professor.

Prof pens article on pitfalls of hybrid learning

Teaching students online and in person simultaneously places an unfair burden on educators, writes UWindsor education professor Bonnie Stewart.