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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-78674-2ear teaching position in a social justice focused alternative school pave the way for a keen perspective. Furthermore, the key driving force behind her personal account is to contribute in the dismantling of judgements by those who lack a complete understanding of what it feels like to learn and teach in an alternative system.

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Reference work 2014Latest editiontively select and craft courses and programs within the context of the school board and Ontario’s provincial policy constraints. The data that inform this chapter come from interviews conducted as part of an exploratory study that focused on the work of five teachers.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41714-6ey and Neill called .. The author sees their inclusion within public systems as a valuable counterweight to the bureaucracies’ antidemocratic tendencies: to the systems’ discomfort, but also to their enrichment.

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Helmut Herrmann,Herbert Buckschg from Bill 160 (the .), standardized testing, homogenous curriculum development, and prioritizing mastery of employability skills over critical thinking skills, Azzarello identifies how neo-liberal restrictions are eroding the fundamental tenets of secondary alternative schools in Toronto.

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Reference work 2014Latest editionnstrates that this development was driven by demand from parents, teachers, and students, politically progressive trustees elected to the school board, and the earlier example of independent alternative schools.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92860-4 a shift in students’ demographics and the ongoing attempt by both the Ministry of Education and the Toronto District School Board to “conventionalize” the democratic and alternative nature of the school.