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Re: [seul-edu] Standards and Requirements
Hi there
Like Les said, no national standard here... Here's a link for Quebec's
curriculum. Almost everthing there is in french, but you have access to an
english section there.
http://www.meq.gouv.qc.ca
For english version of all the programs:
http://www.meq.gouv.qc.ca/dfgj/program/programa.htm
It may be difficult to find exactly what you need since Quebec is into a
curriculum reform that bring competencies up to front instead of focusing
on plain knowledge.
Good luck !
Benoit St-André
Conseiller pédagogique en technologies de l'information et de la
communication
Animateur, RÉCIT des Affluents
(450) 492-9400 poste 4536
courriel: benoit.st-andre@fc.csaffluents.qc.ca
seul-edu@seul.org writes:
>> > Not in Canada. Education is a provincial responsibility, although the
>> > federal gov't dabbles in things educational. All curricula are
>developed
>> > at the provincial level, although there are attempts at having some
>> > commonality in the maths, and some other areas due to student
>movement.
>> >
>> Can you point Chris at any centralized compilation of provincial
>> requirements? Perhaps the federal Ministry of Education maintains
>> something like that.
>
>As if they could....<grin>. As far as I know, they're not. (although I
>haven't really looked.) It's tough enough for the provinces to keep their
>websites up to date due to curricula changes. In my province,
>Saskatchewan, our curriculum is euphemistically called the "evergreen
>curriculum". LOL, and is located at:
>
>http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/evergreen
>
>(I put in the symlink to "evergreen" when I worked on their server...it
>was in a folder called "docs". But that's another story...)
>
>Having said this there is something called the "Western Canada Protocol"
>where provinces from Manitoba west are trying to agree on basic curricula,
>etc. Of course this is fraught with political issues...
>
>http://www.wcp.ca
>
>This site has some of the basic curricula in math and english.
>
>Of course, I could build a database to put this stuff into, if required...
>
>Les Richardson
>