As summer winds down, eternally keen students are ramping up to get back to school in September. The Learning Partnership – Canada’s largest not-for-profit organization that advocates for publicly funded education – is pleased to share expert advice with students and parents on how to make the best out of the new school year.
This year, The Learning Partnership offers a range of tips aimed at students and parents to help them start the year on the right foot in the areas of parent engagement, development of global competencies, career planning, social responsibility, early childhood learning, and child health and wellness. These tips include:
For Parents
For Students
For more information, please take a look at their back-to-school tips, expert topics and expert bios
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Education Experts Share Tips For Back-To-School Success
As summer winds down, eternally keen students are ramping up to get back to school in September. The Learning Partnership – Canada’s largest not-for-profit organization that advocates for publicly funded education – is pleased to share expert advice with students and parents on how to make the best out of the new school year.
This year, The Learning Partnership offers a range of tips aimed at students and parents to help them start the year on the right foot in the areas of parent engagement, development of global competencies, career planning, social responsibility, early childhood learning, and child health and wellness. These tips include:
For Parents
For Students
For more information, please take a look at their back-to-school tips, expert topics and expert bios
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