Report card on schools reveals new struggles for boys
By Kate Hammer, Education Reporter
November 28, 2011
Canada’s report card on schools will be handed out to the provinces Monday, revealing mixed marks for Quebec and growing struggles in science and reading for boys across the country.
Once every three years, the Pan-Canadian Assessment Program, or PCAP, measures the reading, math and science proficiency of Grade 8 students in every province and the Yukon. Though the latest results are strong overall, when pulled apart, they identify weak spots for Canadian schools.
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Report card on schools reveals new struggles for boys
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