Why a university degree may no longer be the path to success
Cost, debt, cancel culture, and the rise of internet-based learning are diminishing the demand for a university degree
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by Roslyn Kunin | Nov 1, 2023
Cost, debt, cancel culture, and the rise of internet-based learning are diminishing the demand for a university degree
by Roslyn Kunin | Sep 6, 2023
by Michael Zwaagstra | Feb 23, 2022
by Gerry Chidiac | Apr 22, 2021
GERRY CHIDIAC: At least 6% of students in Canada have no access to online learning and 200,000 young people have lost complete touch with their schools (PREMIUM)
by Rodney Clifton | Dec 7, 2020
RODNEY CLIFTON: In the midst of a pandemic, home-schooling is an important option. And tutor-led neighbourhood schools can help fill the curriculum gaps
by Roslyn Kunin | Jun 2, 2020
ROSLYN KUNIN: Regardless of how COVID-19 plays out, post-secondary institutions won’t go back to full-frontal classroom instruction ($)
by David Hunt | May 8, 2020
DAVID HUNT: Why do we try to force kids into the same educational mould – especially when we have the technology to do things differently?
by Michael Zwaagstra | May 5, 2020
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: COVID-19 has reminded us that technology is an extremely poor substitute for in-person learning
by Roslyn Kunin | Jan 27, 2020
ROSLYN KUNIN: You can acquire the skills and knowledge without having to spend time or money on campus through MOOC (massive open online course) (PREMIUM content/Not yet a PREMIUM member? $25)
by Doug Firby | Sep 3, 2019
Canada not ready to adopt tough EU standards
by Doug Firby | Jul 8, 2019
Online health and safety training is a booming industry, but how can employers and the public be assured that workers are completing course requirements?