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Quebec Home & School News
Volume
17
Issue
1
Date
January-February, 1981
Language
en
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issued: January, 1981/February, 1981
Number of pages: 16
Notes
Article titles:
- Quebec's education cost: it's elementary, it's high!
- Testing teacher competency
- Editorial comment
- The need to understand
- Francophones at Concordia
- Children did not forget...
- Block Parent program underway
- President's message
- Bucking trend! Alberta faces teacher shortage
- Superior council of education: 'no stopping here'
- Vanier Institute of the Family award to Mr. Justice Emmett Hall
- High school competition: how well can you write?
- 'Back to basics' ignores complexity of learning
- Children rights and education
- United Nations declaration - Rights of the child (1959)
- Aylmer Conference: continuing campaign helps promote Home & School
- Home & School has much to keep fighting for
- H&S... it's active, nation-wide
- Children's rights - right to divorce their parents?
- Poster award winner
- Cool heads save energy
- Defensive driving - 1-million graduates
- Bill 24 is for the protection of children
- There's no smoke without fire
- 'Les anglais sont un peu straight'
- Concordia University: Centre for Management Studies now open
- High school dropouts often parents' fault
- New safety post for Mondoux
- Understanding thru science
- Drug and alcohol abuse
- Rosseart appointed to council
- These kids deserve better than we give them
- Parkscan reports: the Burgess Shale newest site on Heritage list
- Free buses for tours
- Two holer
- Canadian parents for French - is bilingualism dead?
- Focus on the Locals
- Algonquin: 'top notch salesman'
- Willingdon: good turnout for serious topics
- Hampsstead: just like that?
- Summerlea: fish ponds, crochet & the MSO
- Windermere: bathrooms & high seat backs
- Lachine High: driver ed.
- Somerled: skate sale cuts no ice
- Meadowbrook: newspapers to encyclopedias
- Block Parents sell sneakers
- Edinburgh: thinking of others
- John Rennie: students busy - need parent support
- Cedar Park: self help with FIRST AID
- Courtland Park: newspaper drive now underway
- Seigniory: questionnaire shows parents are interested in enriched French kindergarten program
- Elizabeth Ballantyne: book fair
- Parents run planned program with children and drivers
- Recognition for 'super persons'
- Graduate studies: flexibility - key to new technologies
- QFHSA honorary president - John Parker brings life of experience and dedication
- News from National
- Mid-term meeting cancelled
- Guidance survey report
- Drug use and abuse awareness kit
- Leadership material
- Lester B. Pearson medal awarded
- CHSPTF Executive secretary wins tough battle for school trustee in North York
Citation
Quebec Federation of Home and School Associations (QFHSA). “Quebec Home & School News” 17, no. 1 (January–February 1981).
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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