public schools

Octobre 17, 2024 12:30PM

Atlantic provinces should emulate Alberta’s charter school success story

Michael Zwaagstra

Charter schools can offer innovative programming that adapts to the needs and interests of parents and their children.

Étiquettes:

charter schools, public schools, atlantic canada, tuition fees, public education

Août 22, 2024 3:00AM

Education Spending in Public Schools in Canada, 2024 Edition

Michael Zwaagstra, Max Shang, Alicia Kardos

Étiquettes:

education spending, public schools, compensation benefits, teachers compensation, canadian education system

Août 21, 2024 1:00AM

Pressure to enact smartphone restrictions spurs change among provinces

Paige MacPherson

The typical teenager receives 237 smartphone notifications per day or approximately 15 per hour.

Étiquettes:

smartphones in class, smartphones, public schools, student performance, student achievement

Juin 28, 2024 11:11AM

Nova Scotia government’s smartphone restrictions don’t go nearly far enough

Paige MacPherson, Alex Whalen

Six out of 10 students said they were distracted by the digital devices of other students in math class.

Étiquettes:

smartphones in class, smartphones, public schools, student performance

Juin 24, 2024 10:18AM

Alberta government’s new smartphone restrictions won’t eliminate digital distraction in classrooms

Paige MacPherson, Tegan Hill

The province's math scores have fallen 45 points in the last two decades.

Étiquettes:

smartphones, smartphones in class, public schools, education policy, pisa scores

Juin 24, 2024 4:30AM

Government funding for independent schools saves B.C. taxpayers many millions each year

Paige MacPherson

More than 92 per cent of the province's independent schools are non-elite.

Étiquettes:

independent schools, independent school funding, education funding, student spending, public schools

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

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public schools

Atlantic provinces should emulate Alberta’s charter school success story

Education Spending in Public Schools in Canada, 2024 Edition

Pressure to enact smartphone restrictions spurs change among provinces

Nova Scotia government’s smartphone restrictions don’t go nearly far enough

Alberta government’s new smartphone restrictions won’t eliminate digital distraction in classrooms

Government funding for independent schools saves B.C. taxpayers many millions each year

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