http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/ex-hasidic-man-educated-in-religious-school-had-never-heard-of-science-trial-told/ar-BBZYyUQ?ocid=spartandhp
Just reading this article, if true means there are some serious problems in the Quebec Education system, which allows groups to pass on bias information without following the rules of Quebec's syllabus.
Quebec in the past has taught an Quebec First attitude. I'm not sure if English is a class they learn in elementary or in their high school years. Whereas in the rest of Canada there is a requirement for a second language to get to university. I would think that there is a requirement for a second language (not necessary English).
But what scares me about the article is the segregation of certain people and the confinement of learning basic science and or customs of people around you from a young age.. When you are young, you are curious and you seem to learn faster than in older age.
This is probably not happening in just Quebec.
Just reading this article, if true means there are some serious problems in the Quebec Education system, which allows groups to pass on bias information without following the rules of Quebec's syllabus.
Quebec in the past has taught an Quebec First attitude. I'm not sure if English is a class they learn in elementary or in their high school years. Whereas in the rest of Canada there is a requirement for a second language to get to university. I would think that there is a requirement for a second language (not necessary English).
But what scares me about the article is the segregation of certain people and the confinement of learning basic science and or customs of people around you from a young age.. When you are young, you are curious and you seem to learn faster than in older age.
This is probably not happening in just Quebec.