Ontario Teaching Crisis Warning

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Classroom crisis: Ontario student, teacher disparity to ‘widen’ more, internal document warns | Globalnews.ca

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Documents show Ontario 's new education minister was warned to expect the gap between the number of teachers and students to “widen” beginning in 2027 .

Education critic: “This is an ongoing problem already — now, that we have to address now. It’s not going to be a problem three years from now .” The government says it has introduced a number of measures to tackle the problem.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently told teachers to “stick to their knitting” in a Toronto field trip controversy.

Littlewood contends that those at the very top of the Ford government don’t value the role of teachers.

She suggested that without intervention, schools would be forced to hire more temporary, unqualified teachers.

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