The English-Language Education in Quebec Podcast
This podcast features conversations on key issues in English-language education in Quebec. Researchers, administrators, teachers, students, and community members share a variety of perspectives from the field. The show is supported by the Secrétariat aux relations avec les Québécois d'expression anglaise and produced by the Quebec English-Speaking Communities Research Network (QUESCREN).
Episodes
From the Eastern Townships to McGill: Women, Education, and Opportunity in 19th-Century Quebec / Des Cantons-de-l’Est à McGill : femmes, éducation et possibilités au Québec au XIXᵉ siècle
In this episode of The English-Language Education in Quebec podcast, we travel back to the mid-19th century to explore the experiences of young, English-speaking women from Quebec’s Eastern Townships who moved to Montreal to study at the McGill Normal School.Lina Shoumarova speaks with historians Mary Anne Poutanen and Rod MacLeod, co-authors of a chapter on women from the Townships who attended t
Lois linguistiques et éducation au Québec / Language Laws and School Choices in Quebec
Dans cet épisode, nous nous entretenons avec Thibault Jacquemont, diplômé de maîtrise en science politique de l’Université McGill. Son mémoire explore comment les lois linguistiques du Québec influencent les choix scolaires des parents anglophones historiques dans le quartier Notre-Dame-de-Grâce à Montréal. Basée sur 15 entretiens approfondis, l’étude révèle comment les parents naviguent stratégiq
Language Laws and School Choices in Quebec / Lois linguistiques et éducation au Québec
In this episode, we speak with Thibault Jacquemont, MA graduate in Political Science from McGill University. His thesis explores how Quebec’s language laws influence the school choices of historic English-speaking parents in Montreal’s Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood. Based on 15 in-depth interviews, the study reveals how parents strategically navigate language policies – balancing bilingual asp
Learning Together to Think Critically about Health Information / Apprendre ensemble à réfléchir de façon critique à propos de l’information sur la santé
In this podcast episode, Vera Granikov and Marlene Chan – an "intergenerational research duo," as they describe themselves – discuss their participatory research project on critical health literacy, carried out in the context of lifelong learning. The project involved English-speaking adult learners who took part in peer café-style discussion groups at the Atwater Library in Montreal.Vera and Marl
History Teaching in Quebec: Lived Realities and Experiences in the English-Language Sector / L’enseignement de l’histoire au Québec : Réalités et expériences vécues dans le secteur anglophone
Dr. Paul Zanazanian, Associate Professor in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education at McGill University, talks about his work on historical consciousness and intergroup attitudes among Francophones and Anglophones, the Quebec History program and its teachers and the English-speaking community’s quest for vitality.This podcast episode is made possible through the financial support of the
Identity Complexities Among Youth in Montreal’s English-Language Schools / Complexités identitaires parmi les jeunes qui fréquentent les écoles anglophones de Montréal
Delve into the complex realm of linguistic identities and sense of belonging among youth in English-language schools in Montreal. Join us as Diane Gérin Lajoie, a distinguished researcher and professor, sheds light on her ground-breaking studies and reveals how these young individuals express a diverse range of linguistic identities.This podcast episode is made possible through the financial suppo
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