Providing teacher candidates with a strong foundation in mental health literacy during their
teacher education program is crucial in ensuring novice teachers are prepared to support …

“Change is ubiquitous and relentless, forcing itself on us at every turn,” wrote Michael Fullan
(1993, p. vii). While change is often resisted,“the secret to growth and development is …

Digitalisation, and expanding digital infrastructure has given rise to new pedagogical
approaches and practises that involve making use of the internet. In the development of this …

The original intent of this work was to gain an understanding of the personal mental health
and mental health literacy of teacher candidates and nursing students, and to understand …

Graduate teachers are expected to be 'classroom ready'upon graduation, yet research
suggests they are not. The difficulties faced by graduate teachers in their first years of …

This chapter describes the school education system and the initial teacher education system
in the three jurisdictions of England UK, New South Wales Australia, and Ontario Canada. It …

Child maltreatment is widely considered a major public health and societal concern affecting
numerous children worldwide (Burczycka & Conroy, 2018; Cyr, Michel, & Dumais, 2013; …

In our globally connected, ever-changing society, the ability to adapt to new environments
and technologies can greatly enhance success. In Canada,“21st century skills” are being …

Providing teacher candidates with a strong foundation in mental health literacy during their
teacher education program is crucial in ensuring novice teachers are prepared to support …

The recent change in teacher education in Ontario, moving from a single year to a two-year
program, has offered us an opportunity to rethink and redesign our Kindergarten–Grade 12 …