Sue Dunlop Consulting

Equity and Inclusion

  • An Introvert in an Extrovert World

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    Sue Dunlop

    I’m an introvert. There, I said it. If you know me, maybe you don’t believe it.  Let me explain. In Quiet: the Power of the Introvert in a World that Can’t Stop Talking, Susan Cain brilliantly explains the large body of research and her own personal experience around introverts and extroverts. She makes a convincing argument…

  • Where Everyone Knows Your Name

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    Sue Dunlop

    Way back near the beginning of my teaching career, I worked at a middle school with a teacher who was in his last few years of education.  He called every girl in his classes “Susie”, and every boy, “George”. Yup. True story. (There were some exceptions for those students who stood out, either for good…

  • Canadian Experience?

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    Sue Dunlop

    Canada officially welcomes newcomers. At Canadian immigration offices around the world, we tell people their gifts, talents, training will be valued and respected when they arrive on our shores. Every week, our school registers newcomer families. School councils in Ontario have an essential role in advising school staff and bringing parent, student, family and community…