5 Recommendations to Avoid Online School Burnout
The necessary transition from in-person classes to online classes to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus in early 2020 came with a unique set of challenges for students. Apart […]
Profiling a Career as a Psychiatrist
By Olivia Condlln-Wilby For high school graduates, many opportunities lay ahead, including a vast assortment of degree programs and career paths. It’s natural to feel overwhelmed or even intimidated by […]
What Is British Columbia’s Upcoming “Family Connections Hubs” System?
The Current Issues for Children with Disabilities in B.C. Approximately 30,000 children with disabilities across British Columbia are accessing aids. However, this number does not reflect the flaws of the current […]
Toronto’s Deaf Community
As a person of hearing, it can be difficult to fully imagine life otherwise. We can try to picture the life of someone who loses the ability or was born […]
The Importance of Note Takers for Post-Secondary Students with Disabilities
What is Note Taking? Note taking may sound simple, but in the context of post-secondary learning, it can be complicated. In this context, note taking is the process of summarizing […]
Canadian Resources for Cerebral Palsy
What is Cerebral Palsy? Cerebral Palsy is an umbrella term for a group of disorders that affect body movement and muscle coordination. The name consists of “cerebral,” meaning “of the […]
