Found inside – Page 55To leaven the mixture further a few Icelanders and Jews , some Mennonites , many Scotch and Welsh , a few Finns , several ... Lupul ' s article , “ The Portrayal of Canada ' s ' Other Peoples in Senior High School History and Social Studies Textbooks in Alberta , 1905 to the Present , ' ' illustrates this point . Selected examples from the textbooks used in Alberta schools during the mosaic period follow . Found inside – Page 15This includes a more diverse and vocational curriculum in upper secondary schools together with the development of the Ontario Youth ... Overall , students tend to work much more frequently in Canada than in many other OECD countries . Found inside – Page 74It is no longer possible to guess in advance which high school students might need to have a good grasp of fundamental ... Many persons expected that there would be a sharp decrease in the number of students enrolling in mathematics . Found inside – Page 30Perceived Standards of Graduates by Subject Area Subject Number of respondents ( of 13 ) who Felt Student Performance Standards Had : Declined Remained the ... Found inside – Page 129Several comments focused on the need for high school students to develop ... I found that many students at [university] suffered under the false perception ... Found inside – Page 132Throughout Canada there are an increasing number of nursery schools and kindergartens that are privately operated for children from three to five years of age . The traditional organization of elementary and secondary schools has been ... Found inside – Page 12646 elementary and secondary schools in 3, 11 enrolment of pupila in 3, 11 legislation (educational) of, 1924 L medical ... 4,5 number of, in operation in Canada, 1924 4, 5 period during which open 4, 5 Collegiate Department, definition of vi ... Found inside – Page 149A number of elementary school systems employ the method of " streaming ” and allow an acceleration of one year in the gifted group . One or two systems allow as much as two years . A few large high schools permit certain groups ... Found inside – Page 42( 6 ) The Japanese teenager devotes approximately three times as many hours a year to school work as the Canadian teenager . ( 7 ) Soviet high school students receive ap - proximately ten times as many hours of science instruction as their ... Found inside – Page 31staffs recruiting as many as possible of their students to “ Associate ” membership ( And the Meeting acted as follows ... Committee on High School Education The Committee on High School Education , chaired by Dr. Fraser , reported to ... Found inside – Page 347Canada. Dominion Bureau of Statistics. In general , school boards submit their budgets to the local municipal councils which levy for and collect the required amounts . ... Provincial grants are of two types : ( 1 ) The basic grant may be calculated on cost , an amount per classroom , a basic ... of larger units of administration and the movement towards larger centralized schools and composite high schools . Found inside – Page 201Having observed the impact of “ streaming ” in the high school systemand specifically the much higher probability of obtaining a ... For example , several Canadian provinces have designed youth apprenticeship programs that allow high school students to ... As we might expect , many had taken out student loans , and many were still paying back these loans in 1999 when they were last surveyed . Found inside – Page 45Since the late 1970s, French immersion schools have been established in every ... as students reach high school because many courses required for university ... Found inside – Page 204Economic Council of Canada. The initial results , which must be considered still tentative and preliminary , ' indicate that the number of students in a particular school who had passed all their high school years to date was found to be ... Found inside – Page 354This Part shall apply to all art , industrial a board for the purpose of giving vocational and technical schools and courses , heretofore ... it is found that established under Acts of this Legislature respect they may be benefited by it . ing high schools and technical schools and in ( 6 ) ... ( 1 ) When the number of persons is eight : ( 3 ) Subjeet to the regulations and on the report ( a ) The chairman and three other ... Found inside – Page 97... Canadian post-secondary institutions. I began the article with a scan of the state of higher education statistics primarily for First Nations students. Found inside – Page 120Considerable areas of their grain are grown far to the north, much farther than we are growing grain in quantity in Canada. If we take the south of ... They established what they call 'People's High Schools' throughout the rural districts. In those ... Found insideMany others, like Joseph, Thompson, and Wiggins, elected to attend high school in the US (see above quote, Grange). Recall that Wiggins was, ... Found inside – Page 180During adolescence , pupils in our secondary school must be taught about prevention of accidents in the home , on the ... The rapid cursory medical inspection which prevails in many high schools fails both in rendering adequate diagnostic ... Found inside – Page 41SCHOOL AND HOME PROJECTS AND SCHOOL FAIRS , 1921 THE 1 1 ONTARIO BY Dr. J. B. DANDENO , INSPECTOR OF AGRICULTURAL CLASSES ' H'E following table shows the num The number of High schools conber of Public and ... Found inside – Page 1Ministry of Education. English in Grades 7 ... The chief cause of low achievement , according to teachers , is that there are too many students in classes . Although ... 1973-1980 : Canadian Literature in English Canadian High Schools . Victoria ... Found inside – Page 25Grades V to XII students from the Glen Kerr area are conveyed to school at Morse and high school students from ... Table 13 shows the number of grades and mission to abandon all of these three branch lines . students at each school . Found inside – Page 4Bilingual . ( Catalogue number 81 - 506 ) Guide bibliographique de l ' enseignement au Canada . Bref aperçu de l ... 25 The Organization and Administration of Public Schools in Canada ( 2nd edition - 1960 ) . A completely revised report of ... Found inside – Page 711Education- Continuation Schools in Ontario. . . . . . . . 156 ... 132, 155 - Schools, Number of public, in Canada 149-152 - Secondary Schools in Canada. ... 123-143 - Universities of Canada. . . . . .143-148, 164-167 Election law, amendments of . Found inside – Page 317Singapore have received training in Canadian ers and navigators were granted “ wing stanForces schools during ... Training for artillerymen and A limited number of high school students field engineers is conducted at CFB Shilo , may be ... Found inside – Page 119... 18 Blind and deaf mutes, number in institutions for 60 Boys' and GirlsS Farm clubs 66 Boys, distribution by ages and grades 32 " in secondary schools 46 Boy Scouts in Canada 65 British Columbia, affiliated colleges in 87 assisted schools . Found insideThe Use of Radios and Phonographs in Canadian Schools . - A companion bulletin to Number 3 . Price 25 cents . The Extent of Language Study in High Schools . - A comparison of the Canadian provinces with the states of the United States . Found inside – Page 189Canada. Dominion Bureau of Statistics. The aim of the Vancouver Board of School Trustees is to teach the fundamental ... No business college in Canada approached the number of speed gained by other high school students did not exceed ... Found inside – Page 24After 1945 a number of training schools and bases continued for each of the services . Permanent force ... DND does not operate any high schools in Canada now . ( There used to be a high school at the RCAF base at Cold Lake , Alberta . ) ... Found inside – Page 14Part two provides reviews of Canadian and international literature on ' youth at risk ' and ' exceptional students ' . ' Youth at risk ' include : dropouts , Native youths , immigrant students , and employed students . ' Exceptional students ' include ... Found inside – Page 57Tim Sale, Economic Council of Canada. the numbers of pupils per teacher , per - pupil costs in rural areas , which are already high , would grow even further . ... schools of choice ( sometimes called magnet or specialty schools ) , allowing high - school students to take courses at postsecondary colleges for credit ( advanced ... Found inside – Page 2411 GEORGE V, A. 1921 bring the country all the advantages now possessed by urban public and high schools, and can in ... The progress made is indicated by the fact that in 1914 the number of schools qualifying was %4, with 208 school ... Found inside – Page 18along to the secondary schools by 1950, although the peak was not expected for some years. ... There has been an increase in the number of secondary school students for all Canada during the post-war years, although the peak due to ... Found inside – Page 26Understanding Canadian schools: An introduction to educational ... Based on these divisions, schools are divided into elementary and secondary. Found inside – Page 14EXAMPLE 2: FIND the NUMBER and TYPES of schools needed in a CITY OF 100,000 ... Taking the average number of students for a Primary, a High school and a ... Found inside – Page 80... Branch increased their number of contributions to the Branch Scholarship Fund , making possible a grant of 27 bursaries of $ 25.00 , 12 each to Central and Westdale Secondary Schools , Hamilton and three to Brantford Vocational School ... Found inside – Page 208About one adult in 25 in Canada enrolled in an adult education course or class in 1959-60 . About 42 p.c. of ... Full - time enrolment in the pre - employment courses at the trade level reached 16,000 pupils in 1960 , a three - fold increase over the number registered ten years ago . In 1950 some 20,000 high school students were enrolled in vocational courses as compared with 110,000 in 1960. The post ... Found inside – Page 105En = Average number of hours taught in full class per year and per class in " peoples high schools " . 73. Han = Average number of hours taught in divided classes ( - hours taught in combined classes ) per year and per class in " peoples high ... Found insideLook North Canadian Colleges Lure U.S. Students ONIVERSITP GYEL 12 Study ... 1200 combined SAT scores and a B - plus MATTERS average in high school . Found inside – Page 18In December 1954 the first junior high school (Queen Charlotte) in the province was opened in Charlottetown. This was the first new ... As elsewhere there was an increase in the numbers of larger rural and suburban schools and classrooms. Found inside – Page 60GRAD 2009 GRAD 200 Kindergarten children in Winnipeg , Man . , singing for their parents at school , in June 1988 , are potential college ... and , within provincial requirements , they may build a secondary program by selecting from a number of subjectmatter areas . At one time secondary schools were predominantly academic , designed to prepare students for university ; vocational schools were ... Found inside – Page 260A sample of 69 rural high school students from the province of Alberta , Canada were surveyed regarding their knowledge ... this ond highest in Canada , and males aged 15 number is greater than that found among 24 years have the second ... Found inside – Page 74Able high school students are encouraged Choosing an Undergraduate College to investigate nontraditional opportunities There ... These direcvide opportunities to advance education in tories are available in many libraries . varying ways . Found inside – Page 236THE MACMILLAN COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED 70 Bond Street Toronto 2 4 . ... the greatest weakness in our system of amount not exceeding 10 % of the mainten - education is that we cannot direct ... to Collegiate Institutes and money for immediate expenditures at a lower High Schools where only this type of instrucrate of interest to be paid back out of the tion is given . He referred to the English accumulated 10 % as collected . system where there are three types of schools 5 . Found inside – Page 36Among the schools which may draw grants from the province for high school work the minimum requirements for the highest category are : one ... The requirements for a high school are not specified , but there are many high schools superior ... Found inside – Page 1261 1 1 H Canada's two Houses of Parliament and other federal buildings ... Secondary education is offered at collegiate institutes , high schools , vocational schools , technical and commercial high ... 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