An international team co-lead by OISE faculty has been investigating “parenting by lying,” which refers to how parents use lies to influence their children.
Félicitations à Emmanuelle Le Pichon et à ses collègues Alexandre Cavalcante, Antoinette Gagné et Marie-Paule Lory qui viennent de recevoir une subvention connexion 2023 du Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada
OISE’s office of the Associate Dean, Research, International & Innovation (ADRII) hosted a faculty Research Café focused on What’s Next for AI in Education. Facilitated by Professor Eunice Jang in collaboration with Associate Dean Michele Peterson-Badali, this interactive session engaged participants in discussion of the implications of the rapid development of AI technology.
Doctoral student Christina Tjandra arrives at Fall Convocation with a second OISE degree, new research questions, and a self-published children’s novel.