Education News Archives
Education News
Feb. 27 - Meditation beneficial for kids
In a recent study, 200 students used breathing techniques to hard-wire their brains to improve their ability to focus on school work.
Feb. 13 - New measures to combat bullying
Premier Jean Charest announces new initiatives, including an anti-bullying law, $1 million annually over next three years toward a media campaign and university research on bullying.
Feb. 13 - Dad's involvment at school could reduce bullying
James Watts says that students whose fathers are involved in their schools are far less likely to be bullied or be bullies.
Jan. 23 - Teaching kids tolerance
It is important to explain to teens that some kids aren't very adept at reading social cues, which might cause them to behave in unconventional ways.
Jan. 20 - Every member of society has a role to play in curbing bullying
An anti-bullying advocate explains how parents, educators, students and politicians can do their part to reduce the amount of bullying that takes place in society.
Nov. 30 - The role of schools in teaching kids to read
The Gazette writes an editorial about recent test results that show Quebec Grade 8 students are behind in reading.
Nov. 28 - Quebec students excel in math but not in reading and science
Grade 8 students led the pack in math in a test of almost 32,000 students nationwide.
Nov. 21 - Reading to kids plays a big role in academic success
New York Times columnist weighs in on new research that suggests kids will do better in high school if they were regularly read to by parents.
Nov. 28 - Is it okay to force kids to speak French outside the classroom?
The Commission Scolaire de Montreal says playgrounds, hallways and cafeterias will be monitored to ensure kids are speaking French.

Email
Print