Kenneth McNeilly

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Department of Curriculum, Teaching & Learning

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Lecturer

PhD/OCT

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Department of Curriculum, Teaching & Learning

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Email: kenneth.mcneilly@utoronto.ca

Biography

Ken is a sessional lecturer and -- most importantly -- a proud single dad, a role that keeps him busy, grounded, and optimistic about the future.

Scholarly & Creative Works

School Experiences of Canadian Adolescents with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Parents

2017, Intercultural Education and Competences in a Global World (A. Portera)

K. McNeilly, M. Ferrary
The Common Ground: A Musical Dissertation

2017, ReView: An Anthology of Plays Committed to Social Justice (J. Grad ed)

K. McNeilly

Teaching Interests

Ken is a sessional lecturer for the following MT courses:
CTL7001: Educational Professionalism, Ethics, and the Law (Course and Curriculum Development Lead)
CTL7011: Child and Adolescent Development and Learning
CTL7009: Anti-Discriminatory Education

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