supervised alternative learning program

Supervised Alternate Learning Experience Program

Supervised Alternative Learning for Excused Pupils Committee

model-driven learner [ model-driven learning program ]

Calls on the Member States to channel investment into inclusive education which responds to societal challenges with regard to ensuring equal access and opportunities for all; stresses that quality education and training, including lifelong learning opportunities and programmes to tackle all forms of discrimination, economic and social inequalities and the causes of exclusion are essential to improving social cohesion and the lives of young people who suffer from disadvantages socially and economically, as well as those from minority groups, and highlights the need for continued efforts in reducing their early school leaving.

We also provide education-related programming, which includes literacy, alternative high schools and, of course, the previously mentioned Head Start Program for young children.

21. Calls for strong financial support for agreements on common core curricula, which guarantee well defined learning outcomes, inter alia by exploring the methodology approach developed by Tuning and through the experience of the ‘Tuning Academy’; calls for particular attention to be paid to the specific nature of humanities curricula, as a stronghold for democracy and a vehicle for the achievement of European cohesion, in order to determine which specific knowledge and skills should be covered by degree courses so as to encourage learning in a form combining measurable general skills (reflected in the ability to use knowledge) and teaching and research as original critical analysis; maintains that, as well as knowledge of the basic materi ...[+++]al, every programme in every subject should provide cross-cutting key competences such as critical thinking, communication, and entrepreneurial skills;

The committee has called for the federal government to champion the cause of early childhood education and care with the following recommendations: for the Prime Minister to appoint a minister of state for children and youth under Human Resources and Social Development Canada, with the responsibility of working with provincial and territorial governments to advance quality early learning, parenting programs and chide care; the creation of a national advisory council on children comprised of parliamentarians, communities leaders, parents and representatives of other relevant organizations to advise the minister of st ...[+++]ate and, through the minister of state, other ministers on how best to support parents and advance quality early learning and child care; for the Government of Canada to call a series of meetings of federal, provincial and territorial ministers with responsibility for children and youth, beginning within one year to establish a pan-Canadian framework to provide policies and programs to support children and their families and a federal-provincial-territorial council of ministers responsible for early learning and child care parenting support programs to meet annually to review Canada's progress with respect to the other OECD countries and to share best practices; for the Government of Canada, in collaboration with provincial and territorial counterparts and researchers, to create an adequately funded, robust system of data collection, evaluation and research, promoting all aspects of quality human development, including the development of curricula, program evaluation and child outcome measures.