Description
Presents a unique portrait of youth culled from national macro databases, regional databases, qualitative interviews and a comprehensive review of Canadian and international literature. Adopts an interdisciplinary approach, emphasizing the importance of learning styles theory for generation programme solutions. It develops specific profiles of youth at risk, and the profiles are set within the framework of learning styles theory. A final section explores a more unified vision of learning as cultural and diverse process in relation to themes that emerge from the research. Application of these are discussed, and options and strategies consistent with the literature are identified. Other Canadian Studies Books 2006 – Learning Technology in Continuing Professional Development 1997 – Nancy Astor’s Canadian Correspondence 2000 – Language and the Sacred in Canadian Poet Bp Nichols the Martyrology
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