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Essential courses that don't yet exist. #teacher #school #student

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Kim Johnston2 years ago

Without question, these are crucial, but curricular change requires government officials who know about and care about education 🤷‍♀️😡

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Jennifer Carole | Podcaster | Writer2 years ago

OMG, Jo, you have no idea how many kids teach about money! You are spot on, and you're going to need a little arc about contracts because these are nearly adults, and one mistake can haunt them for years. This is essential. Much LOVE

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Claudine🇨🇦2 years ago

Spot on as always!! How I wish they gave the money courses way back when

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Paul "Good Trouble" Thibeault2 years ago

I love it. Just change the name from "Money" and bring back a version of "Home Economics" all about banking, how to balance a chequebook, how mortgages work, closing costs, lending costs, budgeting, credit and how it works, INSURANCE and it's importance, and financial planning.

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Just A Mom2 years ago

They could definitely change the current careers and civics courses, to include those things, and get rid of the waste of time that is careers and civics now. When was the last time they actually reviewed those credits?

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Michael 🇨🇦 Ave Dominus Nox2 years ago

Bring back 13 . !!

🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 Lady London 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦's profile picture
🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 Lady London 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦2 years ago

YES And a indigenous culture and a language course. a half and half semester.

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JHM2 years ago

there are equity courses in teh social science curriculum document and financial literacy is also in a course in the same document...

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Heather Bamford2 years ago

Equity and social justice is a course in the Social Science and Humanities curriculum (E or M level). Personal Life Manage is a grade 12 course in the Family Studies Curriculum. Neither of these are mandatory.

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