While we’re hopefully done with COVID\u002Drelated school closures and mask mandates, a new endemic problem looms large over education in Canada.
Where is education, the true business of schools, in this melange? What can any of these fashions, fads and fantasies have to do with giving and receiving a proper education? Or more to the point, a good education? There seems to beready to explain the need for new curriculum content, but the explanations almost always seem to have more to do with advancing a higher agenda in some hazy politically-connected way, rather than teaching kids the important knowledge we expect them to learn.
But while public schools seem lost, the ideal of a high-quality publicly-financed education for all, regardless of circumstances, remains as important today as ever. But in Canada, we need new ideas about how to realize this ideal and lift the heavy hand of central government from our schools and what they teach.Article content
, to the great chagrin of many parents. But this can be done with much shorter and more streamlined guidelines than is currently the case. Indeed, as it was done not so long ago.
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