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SJE PhD student Miggy Esteban Curates Moving, Dancing, Knowledge Exhibit at Hart House

The Atkinson Centre promotes research on child development, and the development of early learning policy and practice that serve young children and their families.

At the latest edition of the OISE Teaching and Staff Excellence Awards, members of Education Commons were recognized for their hard work and contributions at OISE.

SJE PhD Student Elaine Cagulada Wins SSHRC Post-Doc!

The 2023 OISE Staff Excellence Award winners demonstrated excellent administrative and technical expertise, and boisterous support of faculty and students.

OISE students Diana Burchell, Kaly Lin, Arva Ezzi, and Lexi Ewing are co-winners of the 2023 University of Toronto Student Leadership Award.

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Five faculty – Chloe Hamza, Zachary Hawes, Jennifer Wemigwans, Leslie Stewart-Rose, and Heather Friesen – recieved 2023 OISE Teaching Excellence Awards.

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Master of Education (MEd) in Developmental Psychology and Education
Expected year of graduation: 2024

Excerpt: "The purpose of this discussion paper is to provide further information for service system managers and child care licensees, and to invite feedback as the Ministry of Education continues to design and develop the 2024 Canada-wide Early Learning Child Care (CWELCC) funding formula. Your feedback on this discussion paper will be vital to help the Ministry of Education refine the CWELCC funding formula which will support the child care sector and in turn help Ontario’s families access affordable child care. Additional details will be provided later about elements such as special needs resourcing. The discussion paper includes an overview of the proposed grant allocations, formulas (where they have been developed) and other criteria and parameters to calculate Consolidated Municipal Service Manager (CMSM) and District Social Services Administration Board (DSSAB) calendar year funding allocations for the CWELCC system."

Excerpt: "Newfoundland and Labrador is a leader in creating access to affordable child care, having moved to $10 a day more than two years ahead of schedule. Budget 2023 investments will sustain our progress and target the creation of 700 new child care spaces this year. Budget 2023 investments include: $64 million to increase wages for early childhood educators through the implementation of a wage grid, which comes into effect on April 1 and is retroactive to January 1, 2023; Approximately $6 million for retention and recruitment initiatives; $2.7 million for student bursaries; $3.5 million to expand the Pre-Kindergarten Pilot Program and an additional $1.8 million to create new spaces; $200,000 to attract the return of trained early childhood educators to the sector."