Sharon Anne Cook is Professor Emerita and Distinguished University Professor at the University of Ottawa. As an educational historian, women's historian and teacher educator, she works actively with Developing a Global Perspective for Educators/Développement d'une perspective globale pour enseignants et enseignantes. Now in its eleventh year of operation, the goal of this project is to facilitate the inclusion of peace and development curricula into regular classroom activities. Sharon is also ...
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Professor Diane Campeau holds a Ph.D. in Education from the Université de Sherbrooke. Her research focuses on Indigenous pedagogy and the integration of Indigenous cultural dimensions in education. She has conducted research in public school settings, majoritarily with students from Anishinabe-Algonquin Nation communities. She was until recently, the Director of Indigenous Education at the Conseil Scolaire Francophone de la Colombie-Britannique (CSF). She has 45 years of experience in...
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Marie-Hélène Brunet is an associate professor of social studies and history education and also previously held a long-term teaching appointment within the Faculty. Professor Brunet's early graduate studies led her to an interest in the history of motherhood outside marriage during the Quiet Revolution period in Quebec, and her doctoral research, conducted at the University of Montreal, focused on Quebec secondary student's understanding of women's history. Professor Brunet is interested in hist...
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Adam Oliver Brown, Ph.D., is an award winning science teacher and a professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Ottawa. Professor Brown has academic interests in the scholarship of teaching and learning science, as well as science communication to non-specialist audiences. His scholarly research in science education relates to the development, implementation and measuring the effectiveness of learning scaffolds to improve meaningful learning, recall and applicatio...
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Isabelle Bourgeois, PhD, holds the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue Professorship on Public Policy and is full professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Ottawa. Her ongoing research focuses on measuring and building organizational evaluation capacity (EC) in the public and community sectors. Her main contributions in this field include an organizational framework of evaluation capacity, an online organizational EC assessment instrument, and an integrative review of the literature...
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Amal Boultif holds a Bachelor's degree in French literature teaching, a Master's degree in French didactics and a Doctorate in education from the Université du Québec à Montréal. Her research focuses on creative writing, spoken word poetry workshops and writing motivation. Her research interests include writing and reading difficulties as well as the integration of multimodal approaches and information technologies in French-language teaching and learning. She is also interested in the pre...
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Initially an elementary school physical education teacher, I turned to university teaching and research, driven by a great curiosity to better understand the dynamics and complexities of the pedagogical relationship, in its broadest sense and in the field of physical education teaching. I am bilingual, a marathon runner and a grandfather, and I am currently reading and conducting research on evaluation in physical education with colleagues in Quebec and New Brunswick. I am also carrying out res...
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