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For people who support our public schools but want real talk about the issues they are facing. Everyone has an opinion, but few are in the classroom and without an agenda. Hosted by award winning teacher Greg Cawsey, Public #onted tackles today’s hot button issues so you can get a balanced view to inform your own. New episodes weekly.
Gregory Cawsey hosts Public #onted with Greg Cawsey, a education show with 39 episodes published.
In today's episode Greg returns to sound off on how destreamed mandatory classes are failing students. Students who had their lessons modified with an IEP (individual education plan) in our all kids pass elementary schoo
Recent news of school children being taken to a Pro-Palestinian protest has rightfully caused quite a stir from parents and has led the Ontario Minister of Education to investigate further. You may ask why schools would
Been some discussion lately about what real life skills should be taught in Ontario High Schools. The bigger question we must all decide in the AI world, what are we going to leave for us humans to do? https://gregcawsey
Response by parents to the new province wide school cell phone ban will determine if it has any teeth. https://gregcawsey.substack.com/s/public-onted-with-greg-cawsey
This episode Greg applauds the decision for school boards to sue social media companies, but cautions that schools need to do more to get cell phones out of the classroom. Ted also asks Greg about Parent Teacher intervie
The need to shock people to gain attention is nothing new. Advertisers have been doing it for years. Remember those cheesy ad headlines - SEX - now that I have your attention. Well now the protest movements have taken a
Today Greg offers classroom management tips to foster a positive learning environment for students. Check out essays and comentary at: https://gregcawsey.substack.com/s/public-onted-with-greg-cawsey
Students face a number of stressors in their lives from many things out of their control. Today, Greg gives advice on how teachers and students can alleviate test anxiety by taking ownership of what they can control - pr
Discuss the recent kindergarten curriculum revision announcement from the Ministry. While the update is welcome, it does continue a pattern of top down changes. While some call for more teacher union input in the curricu
I do appreciate the importance of always looking at something with a fresh set of eyes. We should always be looking at how we can do things better. The desire to improve should also come with some reverence for how we go
Today’s episode discusses Ontario’s move to de-streaming. Explain the rationale and implications as we navigate through this transitionary period in Ontario secondary education. Greg also offers why parents need to stay
Just like the province tries to play catch up on falling math scores, we will catch up on the two math related stories from the last two weeks. Today, discuss the reinstatement of a mandatory math qualification test for
Plenty of discussion on mandating or beefing up Holocaust education, which I fully support. But where is the oversight to make sure this actually followed? Will outline the issue and the solutions to make sure what is su
Today discuss Bill 98 and the recent historical role of provincial school boards. Greg will explain why he believes that they are still needed even if under greater provincial control. Greg will also answer Ted’s questio
In today’s hyper sensitive climate, school boards’ disciplinary process is under increased pressure. The process itself is not the issue, but the time taken to adjudicate a complaint is hurting the system. Today examine
Today Greg warns of the coming crisis in many parts of the province as more homes will soon mean we need more schools. In fact, the crisis is already here but attention has been on other things. Speaking of which Greg ad
In a system that is an accountability wasteland, the EQAO is the report card for the publc system. Today discuss why despite its expense and challenges the EQAO not only should remain, but should expand to a graduation a
Today examine the merits of the binding arbitration process being endorsed by the secondary union provincial leadership. See where this all goes, but no news is usually good news.
Today Greg asks, how much would you give up in the next contract if all public schools in the province had air conditioning installed? Also, get into how the first week back has gone. For full episode summary subscribe t
Former teacher union District VP and nomination candidate for the Progressive Conservatives, Greg shares his unique perspective on the current #onted dispute. Dark clouds are hovering over Ontario public education, right
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