curriculum

Septembre 9, 2024 4:00AM

More money hasn’t improved B.C. schools

Operational spending is comprised mainly of salaries and benefits for teachers.

Étiquettes:

education spending, standardized tests, student testing, student assessment, student achievement, student performance, pisa scores, curriculum

Août 29, 2024 2:45AM

The End of Accountability in British Columbia High School Student Performance

Paige MacPherson

End of Accountability in BC High School Student Performance

Étiquettes:

student performance, student achievement, education spending, pisa scores, student spending, curriculum, student assessment

Août 27, 2024 10:36AM

Ontario education spending up but student performance is down

Michael Zwaagstra

Many of the province's curriculum guides are confusing and lack sufficient content.

Étiquettes:

student performance, student achievement, education spending, pisa scores, student spending, curriculum

Juillet 26, 2024 3:30AM

Poll shows B.C. parents want balance—not bias—in K-12 classrooms

Paige MacPherson

Eighty-five per cent of B.C. parents want schools to provide advance notice before controversial topics are discussed.

Étiquettes:

K-12 education, k-12 education system, curriculum, educational choice, parent survey, parental choice

Juin 20, 2024 5:30AM

Alberta parents want balance—not bias—in the classroom

Tegan Hill, Paige MacPherson

Seventy-four per cent of parents in the province believe teachers should present both sides of controversial issues.

Étiquettes:

alberta schools, public schools, parents, student performance, curriculum, teachers

Juin 12, 2024 2:30AM

Majority of Ontario parents want balance—not bias—and parental consent in K-12 schools

Paige MacPherson

Eighty-one per cent of Ontario parents want schools to provide advance notice when controversial topics will be discussed.

Étiquettes:

public schools, public school teachers, school boards, parents, student performance, curriculum

Juin 11, 2024 1:00AM

Strong Parental Support for Balance, Not Bias, and Parental Involvement in K-12 Classrooms

Paige MacPherson

Étiquettes:

K-12 education, k-12 education system, public schools, canadian education system, parents, curriculum

Juin 7, 2024 2:30AM

Ontario’s Canadian history curriculum remains a confusing mess

Michael Zwaagstra

The specific learning outcomes in the curriculum guide are so broad that teachers can do almost anything with them.

Étiquettes:

curriculum, student performance, history, student achievement, learning, public schools

Mai 7, 2024 3:30AM

All high school graduates should be able to pass the citizenship test

Michael Zwaagstra

In some provinces, what students learn about Canadian history is left almost entirely to the teacher’s discretion.

Étiquettes:

curriculum, student performance, basic educational standards, history

Avril 25, 2024 1:00AM

Canadian History Untold: Assessing the K–12 Curriculum Guides in British Columbia and Ontario

Michael Zwaagstra

Étiquettes:

curriculum, student performance, student achievement, educational choice, K-12 education, k-12 education system

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curriculum

More money hasn’t improved B.C. schools

The End of Accountability in British Columbia High School Student Performance

Ontario education spending up but student performance is down

Poll shows B.C. parents want balance—not bias—in K-12 classrooms

Alberta parents want balance—not bias—in the classroom

Majority of Ontario parents want balance—not bias—and parental consent in K-12 schools

Strong Parental Support for Balance, Not Bias, and Parental Involvement in K-12 Classrooms

Ontario’s Canadian history curriculum remains a confusing mess

All high school graduates should be able to pass the citizenship test

Canadian History Untold: Assessing the K–12 Curriculum Guides in British Columbia and Ontario