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Download full textCanadian Council on Learning, 2010
The 2009-2010 "State of Learning in Canada" provides the most current information on the Canadian learning landscape, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of how Canadians are faring as lifelong learners. As in previous "State of Learning" reports, this update reflects the Canadian Council on Learning's (CCL's) vision…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Lifelong Learning, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Secondary Education
Canadian Council on Learning, 2010
The 2009-2010 "State of Learning in Canada" provides the most current information on the Canadian learning landscape, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of how Canadians are faring as lifelong learners. As in previous "State of Learning" reports, this update reflects CCL's vision of learning as a lifelong process.…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Lifelong Learning, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Secondary Education
Kawulich, Barbara B. – 2000
The influence of skills and education on work choices of Muscogee (Creek) women was examined in an ethnographic study during which 16 Muscogee women with educational levels ranging from an eighth grade boarding school education to a master's degree participated in multiple personal guided interviews. Only two of the women were not high school…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Learning, American Indians, Career Choice
