Investment in Canadian Youth: An Analysis of Input-output Differences Among Canadian Provincial School SystemsMacmillan Company of Canada, 1963 - 167 pagina's |
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INVESTING IN CANADAS HUMAN RESOURCES | 1 |
THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND | 15 |
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01 level age group Alberta Alta authority aforesaid average British Columbia Brunswick Bureau of Statistics Canadian provinces central provinces chapter Common Schools degree of denominationalism denominational schools differences in educational Dominion Bureau economic educa educational need educational output effort elementary and secondary elementary teachers factors four eastern provinces Grade XI growth highest increase interprovincial differences investment Lower Canada lowest major Manitoba Manitoba School Question measure median salary Newfoundland Nfld North West Territories Nova Scotia Ontario Ontario and Quebec Ottawa per-capita per-pupil expenditure personal disposable income population Prince Edward Island Protestant provincial school systems public and separate public school system pupil-retention rate Qualifications of Teachers ranked regions relationship retention rate Roman Catholic rural salaries and qualifications Sask Saskatchewan School Commissioners secondary pupils secondary teachers separate school systems support education Table teacher qualifications tion Trustees Upper Canada urban value of production variables western Canada