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Steve Gibson

Adjunct Lecturer in Education


Programs: Bachelor of Education

Education

MEd (in progress), Yorkville University.

BEd (1997), OISE/University of Toronto.

BA (Hons) (1995), History and English, University of Toronto.

Special Education Specialist (2005).

Reading Specialist (2005).

Courses

  • Teaching Social Studies (PJ) (EDU-337)
  • Teaching Social Studies: History and Geography (JI) (EDU-338)
  • Engaging Literacy in the Junior Grades (PJ) (EDU-422)
  • Engaging Literacy in the Intermediate Grades (JI) (EDU-424)

About

Steve’s career in education spans 27 years with the Toronto and Peel District School Boards, where he served as a teacher, vice-principal, and principal. He is passionate about supporting the next generation of educators as they begin their careers and prepare to make a meaningful difference in the lives of students.

Steve is married and has two children and a daughter-in-law. Outside the classroom, he enjoys spending time with family and pursuing his love of music, whether playing with his band or as part of his church’s worship team.

Research Interests

Currently completing a Master thesis titled Integrating Generative Artificial Intelligence in K-12 educational practices: The role of teachers in using GAI to support cognitive engagement in learners.