The Problem of School Closure | Education Canada Magazine

Features

Editor's Pick

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EdTech & Design, Promising Practices

Distance Education that Works

Enhancing educational opportunities in Newfoundland and Labrador’s rural and remote high schools through eLearning

by: Dennis Mulcahy

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School Closures and Communities

There must be a better way

by: Mark Seasons, Bill Irwin, Robert Rappolt

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Inside Nova Scotia’s New School Review Process

Can school reviews bring communities together rather than drive them apart?

by: Grant Frost, Elwin LeRoux

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Manitoba’s Moratorium on School Closures

What has it achieved, what is next?

by: Brian O’Leary, Jon Young

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Queer and Trans at School

Where do I fit in?

by: Adam William John Davies, j wallace skelton

Network Voices

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EdCan Network, Policy, School Community

Is it Change that We Want or Is it Evolution?

by: Ron Canuel

Promising Practices

Equity

Learning from the Inside Out

A new approach to learning disabilities

by: Heather Macdonald

TechSavvy

EdTech & Design

Voice of experience

Curriculum

Putting Porn on the Curriculum

by: Marilyn Evans

This issue examines the problem of school closure from several perspectives. Across the country school districts are searching for a better way to address the real, practical dilemma that dwindling enrolment, aging buildings and stretched budgets present.

Advertisers in this issue: Canada Post Corp., Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR), Extron Electronics, Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan (OTIP), Queen’s University, School Specialty Canada, Shell Canada, Skills Canada, Solution Tree, University of British Columbia, Vesey’s Seeds.