Quebec Home & School News
Author/contributor
Title
Quebec Home & School News
Volume
13
Issue
2
Date
November, 1975
Language
en
Rights
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Extra
Number of pages: 16
Notes
Article titles:
- Parents & teachers must trust each other: "the stakes were never higher!"
- Local board bucks Bill 22
- Misunderstanding erodes base of popular support
- 75% of surplus teachers re-hired
- Editorial
- 'Elementary school reform ignored'
- Book-buying policy
- Board meets in Magog - hears QAPSB & PAPT views
- Dedicated people
- What does a lighter teaching load for teachers in Protestant School shave to do with quality education?
- Brief presented by QFHSA
- Schoolbooks & sex stereotyping
- A university for peace... federal grant available for cultural aims
- Put into curriculum: economics helps students make realistic decisions
- Volunteers in education - why?
- Research into reading and literacy valuable tool for teachers
- Humanize high schools now...
- Teenagers and drinking
- H & S holds Gaspe conference
- What habitat means for you
- Teachers' classification: study calls for changes
- Who's in charge? Collective bargaining and public policy
- Bill 95 conflict
- Workload and job security
- Similar concerns, different practices
- What teachers want
- QFHSA "end centralization"
- After high school: what can your children do?
- Here's a rundown on CEGEP's
- 1975 leadership conference
- Need to respect differing viewpoints: parents' role in schooling challenged
- More homework - not less?
- The case for a student union
- Toughed code for [children's] TV
- Focus on your local in action
- Allancroft: waiting list for french classes
- Mountrose: years activities all planned
- Aylmer-Eardley: emergency phone group operations
- Meadowbrook: all courses full
- Northview: Civics for students
- John Rennie: Runs driver program
- Courtland Park fair
- Hudson: Orientation program planned
- Courtland Park: country fair - big money spinner
- Sunnydale: "we never close"
- Cedar Park: storytelling - K to Grade 3
- Lindsay Place: meeting on contract progress
- Why Home & School?
- To membership chairmen
- QFHSA keeps busy
Citation
Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations (QFHSA). “Quebec Home & School News” 13, no. 2 (November 1975).
Geographical area
Type
Contributing CKOL partner
Resource
Link to this record
Partenaire participant à la BOSC lié à cette ressource
Fédération québécoise des associations foyer-école, inc. (QFHSA)
Fondation :
1944
Public cible :
Secteur de l’éducation en anglais du Québec, de la maternelle à la 5e secondaire
Site Web :
http://www.qfhsa.org/
Activités :
Activités d’alphabétisation; activités pédagogiques; ateliers sur le leadership; ateliers sur le rôle parental
Anciens noms :
[Fusion entre] le Québec Provincial Council of Home and Schools et les Greater Montréal Federation of Home and School Associations; Quebec Federation of Protestant Home and School Associations