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Criminal defence lawyer, B.A., B.C.L., LL.B.

Ontario education policy embraces innovation to respond to French language teacher shortage Quebec Anglophone parents have had French immersion programs for their children since 1962. Ontario parents also want French immersion for their children: “The demand for French-language instruction in public schools has grown over the years as families look to give their children a competitive edge in the future job market or fluency in a second language. “ Everyone in Québec knows that bilingualism does not threaten the French language. That bilingualism empowers and enhances opportunities. Yet, English immersion programs remains a pipe dream for Québec francophone parents. Our education policies should be driven by the pedagogical interests of our students not politics.

Queen’s University tackles French-teacher shortage with innovative program for learners

Queen’s University tackles French-teacher shortage with innovative program for learners

theglobeandmail.com

Not everyone Ralph…..

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