Anger is not the Answer

Credit : Liang Zhao*

Immediately after the visit to the Holocaust museum, we all sat together and shared the feelings we all thought we would have so much trouble expressing. It was clear to all of us during our group discussion that tolerance is the only answer; so why does it sometimes seem so rare to come by?

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^* Alan Yancovitch shares a lighter moment during debriefing with Melanie Yeh.

~	Canada. Decrease in the number of students in public schools

~	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

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

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~	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