Ontario’s education minister says more than $71 million will go toward supporting about 300 teachers, doubling the number of math coaches,
Ontario’s education minister says the province is hiring nearly 1,000 specialized math and literacy educators.
He says the government will also send so-called math action teams – made up of trained math educators – to school boards to recommend ways to improve student math performance. Karen Littlewood, president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation, says it’s a start, but focusing only on 20 per cent of schools will leave a lot of kids out.
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