Canadian Education

Canadian Education

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“Why Canadian Education Isn’t Improving” is posted by the Fraser Institute. Canada’s elementary and secondary education system is failing to improve because special-interest groups dominate decisionmaking processes, and governance of schools is overly centralized, concludes a report by the Fraser Institute. Despite high levels of spending on education and a growing national concern about the system, Canadian schools are not flexible, and politics often plays too significant a role when it comes to making improvements, says the report by the think tank, based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

“Why Canadian Education Isn’t Improving” is posted by the Fraser Institute. Canada’s elementary and secondary education system is failing to improve because special-interest groups dominate


decisionmaking processes, and governance of schools is overly centralized, concludes a report by the Fraser Institute. Despite high levels of spending on education and a growing national


concern about the system, Canadian schools are not flexible, and politics often plays too significant a role when it comes to making improvements, says the report by the think tank, based in


Vancouver, British Columbia.