Exam 3: A Historical Overview of Education in Canada

The transition of Canadian education from a "classical" curriculum to one focused on scientific knowledge demonstrates the process of

Unlike Aboriginal residential schools, Japanese internment schools

Educational pressure on Aboriginal Canadians to move toward a Western "farming lifestyle" exemplifies

The historical perception of francophone Canadians as "peasants" with inferior ambitions and social arrangements demonstrates Foucault's concept of

At the turn of the 20th century, what percentage of Canadian children were in enrolled in school?

Removing Aboriginal children from their families in order to acquire the traits of "civilized" people halted the process of

When it became clear that requests for public school funding outweighed financial resources, the Canadian government

Early New Brunswick and Nova Scotia schools were allowed to provide publicly funded religious schooling under what condition?

To achieve "respectability" in Canadian society, a student would need to attend a _____ school.

By the 1960s, what percentage of Canadian 15-19 year olds were enrolled in school?

In which decade was the last residential school closed?

Which legislative measure declared Aboriginal people as wards of the Canadian government?

Which legislative measure first organized mass public education in Upper Canada?

Which of Manzer's four educational regimes was the most liberal?

The Common School Act's "protection of children" clause allowed _____ students to exclude Themselves from personally objectionable religious lessons.

The historical increase of _____ in education around the world is known as the feminization of The teaching corps.

The assimilation of Aboriginal Canadians into the culture of "Christian" values demonstrates the process of

The purpose of Japanese internment schools had less to do with educating and more to do with

Educating male and female Aboriginal children in separate _____ shows the introduction of Westernized gender roles in residential schools.

The first 'boarding school' for Aboriginal children opened in the ____ century.