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The Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning is the largest of five departments within OISE. With a diverse community of tenured, tenure-stream faculty, and lecturers, the department offers a wide range of graduate courses and programs relating to academic scholarship and professional practice. 

In the News...
 
 

• CUS Forum on Equity and Social Justice in Education: Attawapiskat: Moving Beyond the Colonial Legacy. February 23, 5-8pm at the OISE Library.  RSVP to cusforum@utoronto.ca

• William Waters Symposium on Urban Education Public Lecture - Activism in Education: Pushing Limits in Increasingly Conservative Times, April 25 from 5-7pm at the Isabel Bader Theatre.  RSVP: wwsymposium.oise@utoronto.ca (limited seating).

• Routledge recently published Teacher Learning that Matters: Internaitonal Perspectives co-edited by CTL's Mary Kooy.

• Conférence du CREFO - L'Agir enseignant en contexte de diversité linguistique et culturelle, 1 février 2012 - de 17h00 à 18h30.

• Book Launch for Tara Goldstein's Staging Harriet’s House: Writing and Producing Research-Informed Theatre, February 2 from 5:30-7:30pm in OISE's Community Lounge, 12th floor.

• SMT Seminar - The Authority of Ideas: Understanding Influence in Student-led Discussions with guest speaker: Jennifer Langer-Osuna,  February 17 from 12:30 - 1:30pm in Room 10-200.

• Information Age Publishing, Inc. recently published CTL's John Miller's book Transcendental Learning: The Educational Legacy of Alcott, Emerson, Fuller, Peabody and Thoreau.

• Routledge recently published Knowledge that Counts in a Global Community co-authored by CTL's John Wallace.

• The William Waters Scholarships in Urban Education is currently accepting applications.  Eligible applicants are experienced teachers entering a full-time Master’s program at OISE with an interest in questions of social justice and school success for students from economically disadvantaged neighborhoods attending underperforming schools.  For more information, click here.

• Congratulations to CTL’s Lara Cartmale, Manager, and OISE’s Denise Makovac-Badali, Director of Research, who have each won an Excellence Award from the Society for Research Administrators, International (SRA).  Lara and Denise accepted their awards October 25 at the SRA annual meeting in Montreal.  The Excellence Awards recognize individuals who have excelled at expanding the knowledge and tools of research administration...more.

• President Naylor honours U of T staff for excellence through innovation, including CTL's own Lara Cartmale, Manager of Administrative Services...more.

• Canadian Scholars’ Press recently released CTL faculty member, Diane Gérin-Lajoie’s book Youth, Language and Identity: Portraits of Students from English-language High Schools in the Montreal Area….more.