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Dr. Dubé Speaks with CBC about AI in P.E.I Classrooms
Dr. Adam Dubé was recently interviewed by CBC News for a story examining how P.E.I. teachers and schools are adapting to the growing use of artificial intelligence in education.
In the article, Dr. Dubé discusses the importance of starting with w...
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Dr. Dubé Joins the ShiftED Podcast to Talk AI, Children, and the Future of EdTech
Dr. Adam Dubé joined LEARN Quebec's ShiftED Podcast for the first episode of its new season to discuss a big question: What does technology actually change about learning?
The conversation explores how children learn with technology, what happens...
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TLC Lab Announces New Multimodal Evidence Hub
We are excited to share that construction of the TLC Lab's new Multimodal Evidence Hub is underway this year in McGill University's Faculty of Education!
Made possible through a $930,000 investment from the Canada Foundation for Innovation throug...
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Goodbye to our SATLE research assistants
Many thanks To Joseph Murphy, Joseph Marley and Eamon Canty for their hard work and valuable contributions throughout the Summer developing new photocatalytic oxidation experiments for our taught programmes in the School. Joseph Marley and Eamon a...
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Who Represents the Aging Woke Millennial?
It’s a funny thing.
I caught myself thinking earlier today that, no matter how many stereotypical “old person” stereotypes I end up performing, as I move ever closer to being called “elderly” – that I’ll never vote for New Zealand First.
That’s ...
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The misreading of supervision
Most doctoral students misread their supervisor completely. The misunderstanding is so pervasive that it deserves explicit attention. Nobody articulates this clearly enough at the outset. A PhD is not a taught degree. Your supervisor is not your t...
Post · September 02, 2026
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