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Before I even begin, I would like to say how honored I am to have been asked to give the Ian Gertsbain Memorial Lecture. Ian was a friend and colleague of mine. I am particularly happy to see Ian's mother, sister, brother-in-law, and his closest friends here once again. This annual Memorial Plenary is a wonderful opportunity for us all to remember Ian and to tell those of you who were not fortunate enough to have known him how much Ian meant to all of us in ESL. My topic, teacher education, was one dear to Ian's heart, and I know that what I am going to say would have been in keeping with Ian's own ideas. So it is most fitting that I dedicate this to my late friend Ian Gertsbain.

"A Time to Break Down, and a Time to Build Up": Teacher Education in Ontario