Online learning, which has become the norm in more populated parts of Canada when in-person classes are not achievable or desired, is not a viable option across the North. Fox said that 32 of NAN's 49 communities do not have access to high-speed broadband internet – making video instruction and other digital education tools inaccessible.
, 40.8 per cent of rural households and 31.3 per cent of Indigenous reserves had access to high-speed internet as of 2018. Moreover, having the infrastructure in place doesn't mean the service is actually being used. Because Indigenous communities experience higher rates of poverty, some households on reserves may not be able to afford high-speed internet service.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
Live in a rural area of Ontario and the internet is dreadful. Yet 2 km down the road in the village they are putting in high speed. We’ve been told “we’re too far away”.
So how would Sflecce fordnation brianlilley plan for synchronous live learning work? When university of Waterloo isn’t doing it asynchronous approach not live! Unreliable internet in rural Canada!!
Is this correct way of using the mask
As if this liberal crooked government cares about this. They knew this but shut down Canada anyway which proves they don't care about Canadians, only themselves and friends.
But do they want our education?
Rural communities have been saying this for years . CTVAtlantic and CBCNS have done numerous stories on this. Why did it take a pandemic to bring this to the forefront. Just shows how much our elected officials actually listen. StephenMcNeil mmillershubie
Instead, they have access to tax free booze and cigarettes.
I think everyone should spend less on lawyers and put that towards education of kids.
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