The World on their Shoulders..
Student Workload:
With the pressure of Global Warming, the everchanging Earth, advancing technologies and higher education.. what else are the next generations in for?
In Ontario Canada high school education, the Academic grade 13 came to an end on June of 2003.
Like other jurisdictions across North America, Ontario decided to abolish the grade13 level. Ontario's last grade 13 class graduated along with an almost equal number of grade 12 students and students, since then, have had an increase workload on their shoulders.
The rising value of the Canadian against the American dollar will help open the doors for Canadian students wishing to enroll in any of several accredited American University online programs.
Several Canadian Universities, including a few in Ontario, are also beginning to offer online accredited degree programs. The University of Athabasca in Alberta and Royal Roads University in British Columbia offer exclusively online degree programs.
However, Ontario government officials may initiate policy action to discourage Ontario's Colleges and Universities from accepting online "home schooled" students from Ontario, even discouraging them from proctoring outside examinations for such students, increasing the pressures they will face in the real World.
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The World on their Shoulders..
Student Workload:
With the pressure of Global Warming, the everchanging Earth, advancing technologies and higher education.. what else are the next generations in for?
In Ontario Canada high school education, the Academic grade 13 came to an end on June of 2003.
Like other jurisdictions across North America, Ontario decided to abolish the grade13 level. Ontario's last grade 13 class graduated along with an almost equal number of grade 12 students and students, since then, have had an increase workload on their shoulders.
The rising value of the Canadian against the American dollar will help open the doors for Canadian students wishing to enroll in any of several accredited American University online programs.
Several Canadian Universities, including a few in Ontario, are also beginning to offer online accredited degree programs. The University of Athabasca in Alberta and Royal Roads University in British Columbia offer exclusively online degree programs.
However, Ontario government officials may initiate policy action to discourage Ontario's Colleges and Universities from accepting online "home schooled" students from Ontario, even discouraging them from proctoring outside examinations for such students, increasing the pressures they will face in the real World.
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