General Histoire
The two official languages of Canada
English and French
Some provinces and territories may have two separate ministries, one for elementary/secondary education, and one for this upper-level of education
Post-secondary
Across Canada, this number of teachers work full-time in public and secondary schools
400,000
This level of government is responsible for funding post-secondary education
Provincial
The most pressing issue in Canadian education systems
Indigenous education
This government document granted rights of language and religion for Canada’s French population
The Quebec Act (1774)
The ministries of education meet to discuss educational issues that are of the same interest to all provinces and territories at this national level committee
CMEC (Council of Ministers of Education Canada)
There is a shortage of teachers that meet the demands and criteria for this secondary-language program
French immersion
This province has the highest average tuition fee in the country and Newfoundland and Labrador the lowest
Ontario
Students in these types of communities are falling behind their urban counterparts
Rural
According to the article, this concept of diversity is Canada's best growth strategy
immigration
This organization is a bilingual, post-secondary organization of researchers that generates and shares knowledge of Canadian education
The Canadian Society for the Study of Education (CSSE)
This province released a new policy for graduation in 2018 which requires students to write three new mandatory assessments
British Columbia
The Government of Canada released an Action Plan for official languages 2018-2023, which provides this amount to enable Francophone minority communities to partner with local schools to lead community school projects
$5 Million
Attempts to develop this type of learning modulation and achieve a shared purpose for education in each province is highly politicized with different cultures, religions and racial groups
Common curriculum
Approximately this percentage of Canada’s population live in an urban setting
80%
The provincial and territorial authority over education is strongly influenced by this quadrennial event
Election
This issue has become a bigger problem than supply concerns in rural, remote and First Nations communities
Distribution
Regardless of the wide range across provinces, undergraduate tuition fees have increased from a national average of $1,700 in 2008 to over this amount per year in 2018
$7,000
These rates are higher in rural areas, and such periods lasts longer for rural dwellers
Unemployment
In 2019, youth unemployment was 10.3%, the lowest since this year
1976
The age of compulsory school that most jurisdictions require children to attend from
6-16
All of Education, School and Public acts all have the same core values: Student emotional development, integration into society, the third being...
Provision of safe and inclusive environments
Federal spending on postsecondary education remained stagnant at this percentage of GDP in 2018, which tends to impact tuition fees and expenditure patterns in each province
0.2%
Policy makers at all levels of government need to address this spatial dissonance between Indigenous and non-Indigenous students
Achievement gaps