Unlocking the Power of Teacher Research at the Canadian Symposium on Home Economics

Unlock the secrets to effective teaching research and engage with the vibrant community of home economists at the upcoming Canadian Symposium on Home Economics! Join us for the season premiere of "What the Family Studies," as we sit down with Theresa Aqui and Dr. Kerry Renwick. Dr. Renwick offers a historical glimpse into the symposium's evolution since its inception in 1990, while Teresa highlights what makes this event stand out from typical educational conferences. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or a teacher with invaluable classroom insights, discover how you too can contribute and share your work at this national biennial event.

Curious about presenting at the symposium but unsure where to start? Kerry provides practical tips on how to prepare and share your findings, focusing on the importance of teachers as researchers. Learn about the submission process for papers. Theresa also shares detailed information about the upcoming event in Hamilton, Ontario, including venue highlights, registration costs, and what to expect. This episode is packed with essential information to help you make the most of this enriching experience.

Beyond professional growth, discover the personal connections and memorable experiences that make attending the symposium worthwhile. Theresa and Kerry share their excitement about meeting colleagues from around the globe and emphasize the critical role of family studies in education. Join us in celebrating the dynamic world of family studies and start your journey toward impactful learning and professional development now!

For more information about the 18th Canadian Symposium on Home Economics Education check out https://www.ca-symposium.com/ontario-2025  

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