RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Improving education in Mexico: OISE hosts INEE delegation
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OISE researcher Angela Pyle investigates the relationship between play and literacy
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OISE's Atkinson Centre releases report on early childhood education in Canada
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OISE's Atkinson Centre releases report on early childhood education in Canada
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The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education is Canada's largest and most research intensive faculty of education, ranking among the top 10 Faculties of Education in the world.
Our faculty members are committed to partnering with schools, communities, the non-profit sector and governments to develop and understand what works in education and human development across the lifespan.
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
Our open, supportive community attracts world-class scholars to explore new perspectives and ideas that drive innovation in education.
RESEARCH CHAIRS
The Canada Research Chairs program is the cornerstone of Canada’s new innovation strategy. The goal of all Chairs is to advance the frontiers of knowledge within their fields, not only through their own work, but also by coordinating the efforts of other researchers within their area of expertise.
GRANTS & PROJECTS
OISE faculty work with a huge variety of projects from early childhood development to lifelong learning with many different partners and sponsors. We share and expand our education expertise by partnering locally and worldwide on research initiativies, student and faculty exchanges, curriculum development and education consulting.
RESEARCH CENTRES
OISE has several research centres that engage students and faculty across departamental boundaries. The centres provide unique research collaborations and also host a wide variety of talks and other events each year.
Hear some of our faculty talk about their research at OISE
Becky Xi Chen
Transferral of language and literacy skills
Eunice Jang
Maximising information from educational assessment
Ruth Childs
Making admission to Higher Education programs more equitable
