Quality Education
What is vocational learning
What ages do children attend school in Canada?
What is 4-17/18
Race, gender, sexual orientation, and/or socio-economic status are all factors that create?
What are inequalities
Defined as the inclusion of a range of different cultural backgrounds, economic statuses, genders, sexualities, etc.
What is diversity
What does it mean to be sustainable?
What contributes to the learning environment and makes it more efficient to learn?
What is Quality Facilities
What factors would help to make preschool more accessible?
What is cheaper costs, more locations, more support for parents, more early childhood educators
The reason reduced inequalities are so important
What is inclusion of those who are less privileged?
What are the three types of inclusion?
What is social, physical and academic inclusion
What are environmental, social, human and economic
What contributes to quality learning facilities?
What is access to resources such as running water and electricity
Some examples of educational inclusion? (one correct answer works!)
What are adult classes, special education classes, English Second Language classes, resources and supports for students, free schooling
____ ____ can drastically reduce inequalities
What are the two largest factors for the lack of accessibility to education?
What is a lack of classrooms and a lack of funding
What is greenhouse gas emissions from human activity (heat, electricity, transportation, etc.)
The three types of leaning:
What is Vocational, Technical, and Tertiary
Barriers to accessing post-secondary education could be:
What are financial struggles, moving away from home, textbook costs, lack of adequate resources for racialized communities
Access to affordable food, shelter and clean drinking water are all an example of ___ ____ that if provided can reduce inequalities
What are universal needs
What is often the most common barrier to inclusive education?
What are societal norms?
What is saving energy at home, using reusable products, growing your own produce, donate items rather than discarding them, drive less, wear sustainable clothing, don't waste food, be aware of water use, reuse and recycle plastic, eat less meat
The three different learning styles:
What is visual, auditory and kinesthetic
What is the definition and key points of lifelong learning?
What is Ongoing, voluntary, and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge for personal or professional reasons
____ can reduce inequalities through sustainability-focused learning
How many girls worldwide from between the ages of 6-17 are not in school working toward an education?
What is 130 million
What are different ways in which you can teach children about sustainability? (List 3)
What is teaching to recycle, picking up trash safely in the surrounding environment, learning to sort garbage, teaching gardening, reusing household products for crafts, playing outside!