A Canadian Journey – Post-Secondary Education Since 1945
Nationalist Histories and Multiethnic Classrooms
Cultural Awareness Through the Arts: The Success of an Aboriginal Antibias Program for Intermediate Students
The Caledon Institute of Social Policy, a social policy think-tank, has released two stories about school-level innovation and collaboration in Edmonton. The first story is about the Cree Language Program at Abbot School and the second about an immigrant transition program that was influenced by Balwin School. The project is handled by the Program Unit of the Edmonton Public School Board and Tamarack: An Institute for Community Engagement.
Abbott School’s Cree Extended Learning Program (PDF, 9 pages, 49KB)
Balwin School: Striving for Intercultural Understanding (PDF, 8 pages, 45KB)
This is the second annual year-end review of education research that has been featured on the CEA website and in the Bulletin, our monthly newsletter. It summarizes, by theme, notable reports, briefs and studies, identifying trends and highlighting areas of consensus, tension, and discrepancy. Also included are recommendations to related articles from Education Canada, CEA’s flagship magazine. We trust you will find it useful for your work, and encourage you to share it with colleagues.
This first annual Education Research Roundup presents a year-end review of education research that has been featured on the CEA website and in Bulletin. It summarizes, by theme, notable reports, briefs, and studies, identifying trends and highlighting areas of consensus, tension, and discrepancy. We trust you will find it useful for your work, and encourage you to share it with colleagues.
Citizenship Education was one of the themes developed on the CEA’s former Canadian Education Research Information System (CERIS). This piece contains information on the history, trends, questions, programs and initiatives, issues and future directions of citizenship education, in addition to providing an extensive list of references.