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Category Archives: Education
Removing caps on class sizes is a failure of both education and economics
Jan 25 2019 — Article below from NAOMI BUCK – SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL … Information for context and related in Manitoba and across Canada The new Ontario government is considering removing the caps on the class size … Continue reading
Posted in Education, News and politics
Tagged bloated, boards, bureaucracy, caps, class size, deficits, divisions, economics, Education, investment, performance, poor, school, superintendents, trustees
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Students Learn From People They Love
Opinion Putting relationship quality at the center of education. David Brooks By David Brooks Opinion Columnist Jan. 17, 2019 https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/17/opinion/learning-emotion-education.html
Posted in Education, News and politics, Philosophy
Tagged Education, learning, love, teaching
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Some inclusive schools dealing with serious violence
Opinion Kevin Yaworski – concerned citizen January 6 2018 — Serious violence against teachers, aids and other students is unacceptable even when it special needs students. There was more than enough chances in the case of the student in the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, News and politics
Tagged anger, appeal, autism, disruption, expulsion, inclusive, public education, special needs, System, violence
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Lack of critical thinking – a downward trend in the United States and elsewhere
Nov 4 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – Canadian and Global Citizen — Intellectual Thinking: Being More Aware! An intellectual is a person who engages in critical thinking, research, and reflection about society and proposes solutions for its normative problems. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, Education, History, News and politics, Philosophy
Tagged bias, bible, Canada, checking, China, Christian, critical, Education, elsewhere, extreme, fact, intellectual, muslim, others, quran, re-education, Religion, thinking, truth, UK, US, views
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Reigning in out of control administrative spending in education in at least MB
Over 9% increase in administrative costs in 3 years and other unsustainable increases before that in several school divisions in at least Winnipeg. LRSD School Board increased school taxes last year instead of reigning in out of control administrative spending … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Financial, News and politics
Tagged board, bureaucracy, cba, division, lrsd, out of control, public, school, spending, superintendent, taxes, union, unsustainable
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Tougher distracted driving laws proposed
First responders and police are seeing more minor and deadly impacts from distracted driving. Proposed legislation in Ontario to allow suspending drivers for 3 days and up to $1000 fine and increasing for repeat offenders. Some countries are considering or … Continue reading
Posted in Education, justice, News and politics
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Reduce bureaucracy in education vs. removing class size caps and teachers
Feb 20 2017 – Kevin Yaworski – Parent and Public Advocate — Improving Education in Canada is a hot topic for many parents and other Citizens and now the Supreme Court of Canada is even weighing in. Some Provinces like … Continue reading
Posted in Education, News and politics
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