Mehrunnisa Ali, Ryerson University
Professor
Toronto, Ontario
maali@torontomu.ca
Office:
(416) 979-5000 ext. 6330
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Bio/Research
Mehrunnisa Ahmad Ali has an M.A. in Teaching and Learning from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. in Teaching, Curriculum and Social Policy from Michigan State University with a concentration in Teacher Education. She has worked as a primary school teacher, as Director of the Teachers' Resource Cent...
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Bio/Research
Mehrunnisa Ahmad Ali has an M.A. in Teaching and Learning from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. in Teaching, Curriculum and Social Policy from Michigan State University with a concentration in Teacher Education. She has worked as a primary school teacher, as Director of the Teachers' Resource Center, and as a professor at the Aga Khan University in Pakistan.
Mehrunnisa has extensive experience in developing and evaluating educational projects, especially in teacher education. She has taught prospective and practicing teachers, community development workers, and university students for several years. She currently teaches in the graduate programs in Early Childhood Studies, Immigration and Setlement Studies, and Policy Studies. She is also the Toronto Metropolitan University Director of the Centre of Excellence for Research in Immigration and Settlement, the Ontario Metropolis Centre (CERIS). Her research interests include newcomer children, youth and families; parent-teacher relations; and preparation of teachers to work with diverse populations.Mehrunnisa Ahmad Ali has an M.A. in Teaching and Learning from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. in Teaching, Curriculum and Social Policy from Michigan State University with a concentration in Teacher Education. She has worked as a primary school teacher, as Director of the Teachers' Resource Center, and as a professor at the Aga Khan University in Pakistan.
Mehrunnisa has extensive experience in developing and evaluating educational projects, especially in teacher education. She has taught prospective and practicing teachers, community development workers, and university students for several years. She currently teaches in the graduate programs in Early Childhood Studies, Immigration and Setlement Studies, and Policy Studies. She is also the Toronto Metropolitan University Director of the Centre of Excellence for Research in Immigration and Settlement, the Ontario Metropolis Centre (CERIS). Her research interests include newcomer children, youth and families; parent-teacher relations; and preparation of teachers to work with diverse populations.
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Mehrunnisa has extensive experience in developing and evaluating educational projects, especially in teacher education. She has taught prospective and practicing teachers, community development workers, and university students for several years. She currently teaches in the graduate programs in Early Childhood Studies, Immigration and Setlement Studies, and Policy Studies. She is also the Toronto Metropolitan University Director of the Centre of Excellence for Research in Immigration and Settlement, the Ontario Metropolis Centre (CERIS). Her research interests include newcomer children, youth and families; parent-teacher relations; and preparation of teachers to work with diverse populations.Mehrunnisa Ahmad Ali has an M.A. in Teaching and Learning from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. in Teaching, Curriculum and Social Policy from Michigan State University with a concentration in Teacher Education. She has worked as a primary school teacher, as Director of the Teachers' Resource Center, and as a professor at the Aga Khan University in Pakistan.
Mehrunnisa has extensive experience in developing and evaluating educational projects, especially in teacher education. She has taught prospective and practicing teachers, community development workers, and university students for several years. She currently teaches in the graduate programs in Early Childhood Studies, Immigration and Setlement Studies, and Policy Studies. She is also the Toronto Metropolitan University Director of the Centre of Excellence for Research in Immigration and Settlement, the Ontario Metropolis Centre (CERIS). Her research interests include newcomer children, youth and families; parent-teacher relations; and preparation of teachers to work with diverse populations.
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