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October 8, 2014 by admin

Exclusive Podcast With Al Reyner C21 Canada National Leadership Award Recipient

class1Al Reyner is a veteran of the teaching and learning environment, a graduate of the Mount’s Master of Education program in Educational Psychology, and a former high school principal. As an instructor in the Mount’s Faculty of Education, Al encourages students to take an active and leading role in their own learning, while embedding technology in a strategic and sensible way. It’s an approach that has earned him a national award: the C21 Shifting Minds Individual Leadership Award for distinctive achievement in the field of 21st century learning and innovation.

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