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Why Canadian youth are taught to test? In Canada, I am lucky enough to receive an extremely high-quality education. I think we can all agree that this is beneficial to students, yet some of Canada’s education policies seem to be counter to this logic. By using standardized testing as a metric of successLeer más sobre Why Canadian youth are taught to test?[…]
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