Scripting Feminist Ethics in Teacher Education

Michelle Forrest is Professor of Education at Mount Saint Vincent University, a trained actor, and a classical singer. She teaches and writes about the ethics of teaching, collaborative inquiry, feminist pedagogy, and the value of art and philosophy in challenging bias, certainty, and closed-mindedness. Michelle has served multiple terms on the executives of her faculty union, the Canadian Philosophy of Education Society, and the Canadian Association of Foundations of Education.Wheeldon Linda :

Linda Wheeldon is Lecturer at Acadia University where she teaches foundations, equity practices, drama and performative inquiry to pre-service teachers, and clinical counselling courses to graduate students. Linda, a counselling therapist, has served as the president for the College for Counselling Therapists in Nova Scotia and as a director for the national board of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association.

Michelle Forrest is Professor of Education at Mount Saint Vincent University, a trained actor, and a classical singer. She teaches and writes about the ethics of teaching, collaborative inquiry, feminist pedagogy, and the value of art and philosophy in challenging bias, certainty, and closed-mindedness. Michelle has served multiple terms on the executives of her faculty union, the Canadian Philosophy of Education Society, and the Canadian Association of Foundations of Education.

Linda Wheeldon is Lecturer at Acadia University where she teaches foundations, equity practices, drama and performative inquiry to pre-service teachers, and clinical counselling courses to graduate students. Linda, a counselling therapist, has served as the president for the College for Counselling Therapists in Nova Scotia and as a director for the national board of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association.