The report focuses on four pillars; health and well-being in education environments, early learning and childhood development, education engagement and transformation in K-12, and post-secondary education and learning across the lifespan.
The Education Accord NL has released its final report, which is designed to transform and modernize our education system. Education Minister Bernard Davis says the report focuses on four pillars; health and well-being in education environments, early learning and childhood development, education engagement and transformation in K-12, and post-secondary education and learning across the lifespan.
Davis says the report’s 10-year vision includes 110 calls for action that prioritize seamless transitions across the system, promote a learner-centric educational ecosystem, and embrace technology to prepare learners and educators for the opportunities and demands of the future.
The full Education Accord and summary document is available at www.educationaccordnl.ca/resources/reports/
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