One day after the Ontario government announced a revamp of its kindergarten school curriculum, experts remain split—some argue a “back-to-basics” philosophy may interfere with inquisitive play while others say the changes are an opportunity to “re-engage” with learning at an early age.
Kindergarten school curriculum: Does Ontario need to go back to basics? | CP24.com
Education Minister Stephen Lecce noted the current Grade 10 introduction to computer studies was last updated in 2008, before widespread use of smartphones. Ontario to modernize high school computer and tech programs | The Star
TORONTO – Ontario’s education minister is defending the $140,000 salary for a failed Tory candidate to lead a standardized testing organization – a job that was previously a part-time appointment. Cameron Montgomery was announced recently as the…
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The repeal of a controversial sex-ed curriculum by the Progressive Conservative government in Ontario last summer took with it any explicit mention of concussions. Documents recently filed in a provincial tribunal show that bureaucrats at…
Premier Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservative government will push ahead with their legislative agenda and prepare for their first budget, as Queen’s Park resumes sitting on Tuesday. MPPs are returning to the Legislature following their…
The massive cyber attack committed against the Waterloo Region District School Board earlier this year has had a devastating and lasting impact on this community. What the public knows about this incident is worrisome. Cyber…