Consultation results (6853 Halton community members) show that less than 4% of question respondents were in favour of mandatory e-learning. Full report at HaltonEducationAction.ca
#onted #onpoli @LisaThompsonMPP
Less than 20% of respondents thought e-learning classes should be larger than regular-33% thought they should be smaller #nosavings Concerned about loss of: engagement, IEP adherence, differentiated learning, relationships with caring adults
#onpoli #onted HaltonEducationAction.ca
88% of respondents thought 28:1 for secondary too high. Top concerns: student achievement, teacher's ability to teach all students, student well-being and loss of program choice. Full report at HaltonEducationAction.ca
46% of respondents think CURRENT gr 4-8 class size average too high - many comments were that classes are already sitting around 30 in many cases. 75% said move to 24.5:1 is too high. Full report at HaltonEducationAction.ca
Halton District has 60 e-learning courses that students can CHOOSE to take. Completion rate is 75% . Mandatory requirement will see this rate fall. #onted #ontpoli
Graduation rates will fall under class size and e-learning changes. Very hard to live as a financially independent person in Halton without a high school diploma. The whole community will feel this. Changes will affect generations. Please pause and reconsider.
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