7-minute read
Et si le Québec s’inspirait de la France pour un système universitaire plus performant
How to integrate the private and the public sectors in the education system.
3-minute read
Pour le transport en commun… efficace
How to make the transit system a more efficient one?
6-minute read
Les Grandes Écoles, une source d’inspiration pour le Québec?
How to integrate the private and the public sectors in the education system.
6-minute read
La piste inexplorée
The positive effects of pedagogical autonomy and accountability of teachers and school principals on student results.
12-minute read
Pedagogical Autonomy and Accountability: A Recipe for Improving Academic Results
Giving teachers and school principals more control over course content and teaching methods, all while rewarding or penalizing them according to the consequences of their decisions, could improve academic results. When autonomy and accountability are jointly applied, students generally achieve better grades, even when standard of living variances are taken into account.
5-minute read
Épidémie de syndrome du Mont Rushmore au Québec
Mount Rushmore syndrome.
4-minute read
On childcare, don’t look to Quebec
The Quebec subsidized daycare system.
5-minute read
Les CPE ne sont pas un exemple à suivre
The Quebec subsidized daycare system.
3-minute read
Redonner Radio-Canada à son public: une recommandation du Sénat… et de l’IEDM
The financing of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
5-minute read
Viewpoint – Greek Tragedy: The Result of Longstanding Budgetary Irresponsibility
In discussions of the crisis in Greece, the issue of the responsibility of the Greeks for having gotten themselves into this situation is often ignored. The purpose of this Viewpoint is to remind readers that the Greek tragedy unfolding before our eyes did not happen overnight. Although surprising in its magnitude, this crisis is the result of a long history of budgetary deficits and of ruinous public spending decisions. Indeed, the Greek government has been living beyond its means for a very long time.