How effective was the 50-50 'Bathurst model' of French learning?
How can a government come up with an entirely new French-second-language program, from scratch, in less than a year — and be sure it will work?
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How can a government come up with an entirely new French-second-language program, from scratch, in less than a year — and be sure it will work?
The Higgs government is wading into reforms that could lead to two different models of education governance for anglophones and francophone schools in the province. And if that happens, it will be vital that the province explain why the two systems are required, according to one expert.
New Brunswick's French-immersion program, now serving fewer than half the students in anglophone schools, should be dismantled and replaced with a program for all students, says a report on second-language training in the province.
King Jab Jab comes to Little Carib Theatre Tuesday 26 January 2021 Paula Hamilton-Smith will portray the Midnight Robber in Brown Cotton Outreach's The Revenge of King Jab Jab on February 6 and 7 at the Little Carib Theatre in Woodbrook. - Photo courtesy Brown Cotton Outreach Not-for-profit NGO Brown Cotton Outreach’s (BCO) presentation of The Revenge of King Jab Jab promises to deliver a Carnival theatre social satire on February 6 and 7. The NGO will partner with the Little Carib Theatre and WACK90.1 to bring the theatre to live and virtual audiences. In the play, King Jab and his cohorts...