Recherche dans la collection - Immigrant Education

CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: KINES FROM PARC, TORONTO

1984-0367

Vidéo

1966-03-22

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

producer, Denny Spence; executive producer, Richard Nielsen; photography, Stan Clinton; Maurice Jackson-Samuels; editing, Jesse Nishihata; Ed Fedison; host, Philip Deane

Immigrant education is the subject of this public affairs program hosted by Philip Deane. Interviews with key figures in the Toronto education system and immigrant students reveal problems created by inadequate facilities. A Toronto Board of Education research director, an Osler Senior Public School vice-principal, and a special assignments teacher describe their programs. Students who have left school early cite difficulties with the English language as the principal reason. The unique approach of Main Street School (Toronto), devoted exclusively to teaching immigrants, is described by the principal. Deane claims that, with the exception of Main Street School, very little is being done in Ontario to help immigrant children prepare for the work environment. <30mn>

DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION~EDUCATION~EDUCATION & STATE~EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS~EDUCATIONAL PLANNING~INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION~LANGUAGE STUDY & TEACHING~ONTARIO~MAIN STREET SCHOOL ~DEANE, PHILIP

English

Libre

V1 8411-0086

GAD 0FD547

To be Determined / À déterminer

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