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Nov 24, 2024
Written By: An interview with Jagrati Chauhan
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Thank you for taking the time for this interview, Jagrati! For those that don’t have the pleasure of knowing you, tell them a little about yourself.
Thank you for this wonderful opportunity, Nicola.
I bring over 14 years of experience teaching English for Academic Purposes (EAP) at York University English Language Institute, School…
Mar 28, 2024
Written By: An interview with Rabia Khokhar
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The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario (ETFO) presented you with the 2021 Anti-Racist and Equity Activism Award. Talk to us about this special moment in your life.
This was such an incredible and humbling moment in my life! I have always been incredibly passionate about equitable education and to receive this award…
Aug 29, 2022
Written By: An interview with Anna Bartosik
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Who is Anna Bartosik?
Let’s start with how I introduce myself now. I’ve been saying my name in Polish since December and my identity is tied to my name. It has taken me a long time to stop making it easier for English speakers to say my name.
If you look at my…
