The constitutional and statutory frameworks within which education operates in Canada are significantly different from those in other countries. This paper describes some of the key features of Canadian education, particularly those relating to Catholic schools. It examines the relationship between the religious community and the educational structures in Canada over the years, with a particular emphasis on recent events, and identifies some of the key historical factors in that development. A number of developments which appear to indicate a move to a more secular form of education, and which are creating considerable tensions for Catholic educators, are also discussed
The religious diversity of students and staff within a secular school system may sometimes create te...
Draw a Venn diagram with three circles, one called law, one called religion and one called education...
British Columbia has long been considered the only province in Canada to have had a single non-secta...
The constitutional and statutory frameworks within which education operates in Canada are significan...
This paper examines what role, if any, religion should have in Canada’s public schools. The basic ar...
The present thesis is concerned with the history and development of religious education in Ontario s...
ii Roman Catholic separate schools ’ denominational right to receive public funding is a contentious...
Denominational rights in education have a long and controversial history within Canada. Ontario has ...
A key concept in contemporary Catholic educational discourse makes a distinction between religious e...
Respecting Religion in Public Education: International Experience and Current Russian Debates, Marc...
Ontario is the only Province that publicly funds Roman Catholic separate schools, while providing no...
This paper is the second of a two part series which critically evaluates the notion that Catholic sc...
Religious education (RE) in Catholic high schools in Australia and Canada is compared by examining s...
McDonough proposes that one way of invigorating religious education in Canadian Catholic high school...
A consideration of Canadian Catholic schools provides insights for Australian educators. The history...
The religious diversity of students and staff within a secular school system may sometimes create te...
Draw a Venn diagram with three circles, one called law, one called religion and one called education...
British Columbia has long been considered the only province in Canada to have had a single non-secta...
The constitutional and statutory frameworks within which education operates in Canada are significan...
This paper examines what role, if any, religion should have in Canada’s public schools. The basic ar...
The present thesis is concerned with the history and development of religious education in Ontario s...
ii Roman Catholic separate schools ’ denominational right to receive public funding is a contentious...
Denominational rights in education have a long and controversial history within Canada. Ontario has ...
A key concept in contemporary Catholic educational discourse makes a distinction between religious e...
Respecting Religion in Public Education: International Experience and Current Russian Debates, Marc...
Ontario is the only Province that publicly funds Roman Catholic separate schools, while providing no...
This paper is the second of a two part series which critically evaluates the notion that Catholic sc...
Religious education (RE) in Catholic high schools in Australia and Canada is compared by examining s...
McDonough proposes that one way of invigorating religious education in Canadian Catholic high school...
A consideration of Canadian Catholic schools provides insights for Australian educators. The history...
The religious diversity of students and staff within a secular school system may sometimes create te...
Draw a Venn diagram with three circles, one called law, one called religion and one called education...
British Columbia has long been considered the only province in Canada to have had a single non-secta...