La nouvelle orthographe : les spécialistes ne s'entendent pas

(French version only)

En mai 2004, l’Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) recommandait officiellement - à l’instar de nombreuses organisations francophones - l’adoption de la nouvelle orthographe, ces récentes règles d’écriture qui touchent près de 2 000 mots. Or, cette réforme de l’orthographe est loin de faire l’unanimité. Tolerance.ca® a interrogé les spécialistes de la langue.

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^* Mme Pascale Lefrançois.

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~	92% of Canadians have completed a high school education

~	Canada. The average salary of full-time University teaching staff up

~	Canada. Higher education expenditures up

~	Canada. Reading proficiency linked to higher income

~	UNICEF evaluates the progress of the Education in Emergencies and Post-Crisis Transition Programme

~	Canada. Immigrants more likely to obtain university education than their Canadian-born counterparts

~	Canada. 12% of doctoral recipients are living in the United States

~	Canadian students have above average OECD score in mathematics and science

~	Canada. 20% off-reserve First Nations children are able to understand an Aboriginal language