Canada possesses a comprehensive education system. According to an OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) survey, Canada ranks among the top in the global ranking of education quality by country. So, how did Canada become an educational powerhouse?
High Investment in Education Funding
Canada invests heavily in education funding annually. In Canada, education is considered an ideal path to achieving a decent life and promoting personal growth and well-being. The Canadian Minister of Finance once stated, "Protecting the bright future of our children and youth is Canada's top priority, and access to education is a fundamental tool to ensure our mission is successful." This mission has indeed been successful, as Canada ranks second among 16 major nations in the Global Education and Skills Report.
The "1000 Books Before Kindergarten" Program
Starting in 2013, Canada initiated a fund program called "1000 Books Before Kindergarten." As long as they register on the website, children under 6 years old can participate in this activity for free.
They believe that reading can effectively stimulate the brain development of young children. To realize the various benefits of early reading, the foundation encourages and promotes reading among young children through free book activities, and hopes to cultivate intimate parent-child relationships through reading.
Reading also helps children acquire critical literacy and language skills, which are essential for their future academic success.
Learning Through Play
In Canada, play has been recognized by the scientific community. There is evidence that games can improve a child's language expression, exploration, thinking, and problem-solving skills. Play can even provide children with emotional and social senses of accomplishment. The Canadian Council believes that play provides children with the necessary intellectual, physical, and emotional foundations for school and life, paving the way for learning. For preschool children, daycare centers and parents guide them to actively explore the surrounding world and environment through role-playing games or playing with a wide variety of toys.
After starting school, Canadian educators not only advocate for learning through play, but also strive to avoid rote memorization in teaching activities, designing highly interactive and fun gaming elements instead.
Emphasis on Social Practice Activities
Canadian student families strongly advocate for "play power" and emphasize social practice activities. Data shows that in Canada, the proportion of young people aged 15 to 24 who are volunteers exceeds 58%; that is to say, out of 100 people, 58 have participated in volunteer activities. To graduate from high school, young people must complete the required volunteer hours set by the school, so for families with students aged 6-17, the entire family often participates in volunteer activities.
In addition to the above, Canadian education has many other advantages. Canada places great importance on rule-based education. From kindergarten, children learn to listen, queue, and follow the rules of social interaction and cooperation. Adhering to rules is also conducive to children's learning and social life. If you are able to become a Canadian permanent resident, you can enjoy twelve years of compulsory education, university tuition fees are very low, and various types of scholarships, grants, and interest-free loans are provided to students.
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