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Parents have a critical role to play in the development of their children’s learning abilities and evolving attitudes towards the lifelong learning process. This page some quick links to a variety of information for parents interested in the field of learning.
Experiential learning complements students’ academic learning and provides youth with experiences and knowledge that maximize their growth and development while meeting their needs for career exploration.
CCL was contracted by the Ontario Ministry of Education to undertake a systematic rapid evidence assessment (SREA) of the research literature devoted to examining the effects of experiential learning (EL) programs on student success.
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Profiles in Learning is CCL’s ongoing series of feature articles exploring the unique lives and learning experiences of eminent Canadians. Read the latest Profile.
Jérôme Turcotte-Routhier: A hero on (and off) the hardcourt, September 23, 2009 An All-Star guard on Laval’s Rouge et Or, Jérôme Turcotte-Routhier’s skills on the court have led to a number of offers by U.S. college basketball teams. But it’s his dedication to academics and his hometown community that has earned him his highest regard: the respect of his peers.
Student Success / Learning to 18 Strategy In its report, Evaluation of the Ontario Ministry of Education’s Student Success/Learning to 18 Strategy, CCL reviews the Ministry’s strategy, concluding that there has been a positive shift in Ontario’s publicly funded high school culture over the last four years to a focus on the learner.
Cost of Dropping Out A new commissioned report presents the estimated costs—to individuals and the state—of dropping out of high school in Canada.
Lessons in Learning is published to provide Canadians with independent information about 'what works' in learning.
Practically Speaking is a series of feature-length articles highlighting promising practices related to CCL’s five themes. Read the latest article.
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