HALIFAX – A panel reviewing Nova Scotia’s education system is looking for public input as it examines a range of issues including curriculum, technology in schools and how long students should be in class.
The panel led by Myra Freeman, a former lieutenant governor and teacher in the province, has posted a survey online where people can submit their concerns and provide suggestions on improving the school system.
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The deadline for submissions is June 13.
The panel’s review is expected to include short- and long-term changes, some of which could be introduced later this year.
It is the first time in 25 years that Nova Scotia has conducted such a review.
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