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Session Submission Type: Invited Session
This symposium highlights Canadian educational psychology research about programs, contexts, and instructional practices that support at-risk learners to succeed in school and in transitions from school. We examine this topic from many perspectives, in research conducted across the country. These include reporting a case of a teacher who thrives on teaching struggling youth, and the perspectives of at-risk youth and their educators about why work-based education programs engage these students and facilitate transition to the workplace. We listen to Aboriginal youth and their teachers on what enables these students to succeed, and we review the challenges when young adults with learning disabilities enter post-secondary education. Finally we consider how partnerships and collaboration facilitate inclusion of students at-risk for many different reasons.
Thriving on Challenge: Examining Teachers’ Views on Sources of Support for Motivation and Well-Being - Nancy E. Perry, The University of British Columbia; Gigi Michelle Hofer, The University of British Columbia; Rebecca J. Collie, The University of British Columbia; Charlotte Ann Brenner, The University of British Columbia
What Makes Work-Based Education Effective for Keeping At-Risk Youth in School: Views of At-Risk Youth and Their Educators in Two Canadian Provinces - Nancy L. Hutchinson, Queen's University; Connie Elizabeth Taylor, Queen's University; Jenn deLugt, Queen's University; Lorraine Godden, Queen's University; Marcea Ingersoll, Queen's University; Peter Chin, Queen's University; Joan Versnel, Dalhousie University
Supporting Educational Success for Aboriginal Students: Identifying Key Influences - Jessica Whitley, University of Ottawa
Students With Learning Disabilities in Postsecondary Institutions: Challenges and Opportunities - John G. Freeman, Queen's University; Allyson Harrison, Queen's University; Ena Bronnum Holtermann, Queen's University
Inclusion and Collaboration in Education: Lessons From University-School District Partnerships - Donna R. McGhie-Richmond, University of Victoria; Juna Cizman, University of Victoria; Angela Nicole Irvine, University of Alberta; Tim Loreman, Concordia University College of Alberta; Rob McGarva, Pembina Hills Regional Division #7; Judy Lee Lupart, University of Alberta