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A teacher, let loose in Britain, sets out to find out what happened to progressive education here, and what Nova Scotia, and Canada in general can learn from their example.

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Not Immune: The neoliberal trajectory of public education reform in Nova Scotia January 26, 2023
The Latest Reading Wars December 17, 2022
Two letters to the Editor February 11, 2022
Why not listen to teachers and delay in-person school a couple of weeks, Mr. Houston. Live up to the “progressive” in your party’s name! January 22, 2022
Collaboration is the future: Minority governments August 16, 2021
November 4 2020 November 4, 2020
Back to school in a pandemic – Safety means smaller classes September 9, 2020
A Manifesto for Progressive Public Education Part 2 January 13, 2020
Reaching for consensus: Part 2 June 27, 2019
NSPPE Town Halls – reaching for consensus: Part 1 June 26, 2019
Valentine’s Day: how the NS government shows its love for teachers Part 2 February 15, 2019
Valentine’s Day: How the NS government shows its love for teachers Part 1 February 14, 2019
A Manifesto (Agenda) for Progressive Public Education: Part 1 November 24, 2018
Charter Schools: an idea whose time has gone. Part 2 October 6, 2018
Charter Schools – an idea whose time has gone. Part 1 September 27, 2018
What the Globe didn’t print June 6, 2018
Dear Kathleen Wynne, June 4, 2018
Cheeky colonial tells Britain what to do May 21, 2018

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