This past Friday the Winnipeg Free Press published the following article. PC plan for central online high school shelved Local Journalism Initiative Reporter By: Maggie Macintosh Posted: 2:00 AM CDT Friday, Mar. 22, 2024 Last Modified: 1:36 PM CDT Friday, Mar. 22, 2024
Over the weekend CBC News posted the following article: Nova Scotia Online learning program for N.S. high school students expanding Only 3 courses available now, but ‘significantly’ more to be added by end of school year Taryn Grant · CBC News · Posted: Dec 09,
Last week this report was posted on an open scholarship network by the author. Pandemic Fallout: Learning Loss, Collateral Damage, and Recovery in Canada’s Schools Paul W Bennett Cardus Foundation November 30, 2023 Description: An independent research report commissioned by
Our researchers noted this recent article lately. Online Learning Experiences of Canadian Black Nova Scotians during Covid-19: Adopting an Intersectionality Framework Frempong George, Raavee Kadam, Joyline Makani, Michelle McPherson, Nyasha Mandeya, and Timi Idris Alberta Journal of Educational Research 69(1):
A couple of days ago, CBC News published the following article: Poor internet access jeopardizing Nain students’ academic future, say parents Students taking virtual classes because of lack of staff but unable to log into courses Mike Moore · CBC News · Posted: Oct 25,
Last week CTV News posted an article entitled “Back to school: A look at the COVID-19 rules in place across provinces, territories” that included the following categories for most provinces and territories: Masks and other safety guidelines What qualifies as
This article from the Canadian Press was brought to our attention in the past day or two – particular as a couple of different news outlets picked it up. Ontario school boards set virtual learning plans for 2022-23 year as
This item appeared in a newsletter from the People for Education newsletter that was posted yesterday. [STUFF DELETED] New study uncovers challenges with hybrid learning and quadmesters Interviews with high school teachers conducted by researchers at the Ontario Institute for
Earlier this week, Le Devior reported that: “School attendance may be mandatory by law, but more than 3,500 primary and secondary school students are taking their lessons remotely even though they have no health conditions that make them vulnerable to COVID- 19 .
Earlier this week, this news item scrolled across our electronic desk. EDUCATION Manitoba eyes teacher college, more online learning as part of education changes By Steve Lambert The Canadian Press Posted April 20, 2022 2:36 pm / Updated April 20, 2022 10:29 pm