Looking back to 2021 and setting my goals to 2022...

At the International Day of Persons with Disability, I share a bit about my experience at a PhD program at OISE as a disabled person.

Finding your way through grad school at OISE.

Last week in my Child & Adolescent Development course, we had the opportunity to leave the classroom and go on a field trip! Bloorview...

The sun is finally shining, we have some beautiful blooms and greenery appearing in our neighbourhoods, and I am officially in my second...

As I write this blog post, I am coming out from last class of the semester, and I have only four more days of practicum (as well as a few...

Two years ago, I finished a 5 year undergrad at York University and was faced with a decision. Teachers College at York University or the...

Are you an MT student and in desperate need of an elective? Say no more. As per usual, I got your back and I am about to inform you about...

So upon starting my job as a student ambassador, I was told that the number one question asked at Open Houses goes something along the...

Guess what. You are not special. I am kidding you are wonderful, but for real you are not special. Not yet anyways! Here’s the deal, you...

*This post was written by Susan He, a MT student in the Intermediate/Senior stream. Many of you are probably wondering “how can I keep up...

*This post was written by Anna Dinissuk, a MEd student studying Developmental Psychology and Education. Hi there! I hope everybody had a...

*This post was written by Anna Dinissuk, a MEd student studying Developmental Psychology and Education. Hi everybody! I hope that anybody...

*This post was written by Anna Dinissuk, a MEd student studying Developmental Psychology and Education. One of the biggest complaints I...

*This post was written by Caitlin Cheung, a MT student in the Primary/Junior program. I often find myself extremely distract at my...

*This post was written by Caitlin Cheung, a MT student in the Primary/Junior stream. After 2 years, 18 classes and 4 practicums, my brain...