请基督徒家长参与安省教育大纲调查（with 英文online survey details)

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回答上面倒数第二个问题，怎样帮助学生有足够的运动， 我觉得我们可以推荐中国用的课间操。
但要认真的话，我们的列出 课间操的好处和没有课间操的弊病来， 大家可否帮忙列一列：
我想了几条如下（就这几条，也许还不足以build up a case for the minister of education to consider our suggestion)：
我觉得：1， 培养纪律性， （这个洋人不喜欢，他们崇尚individualism);
2, 不爱活动的同学可以参加活动，
3， 这种集体活动让比较孤立的同学也有参与感 或归属感 (sense of be longing);
4, 简单易组织，所有同学都可以参加，也体现劳逸结合的living style;
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没有课间操的弊病：
1， 有的小孩活动量不够
2，有些孩子感觉没有伴，也不知道做什么，好像比较孤单
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如果教育厅出台一个家长权益法，英包括哪些要点？
这些可不可以：
parent's right: 1. rights to determine which school the child would go for elementary and secondary education，有权 决定上那所学校
2. rights to determine if the child is at the age to participate in sex-health related class， 有权决定孩子的年龄是否适合上 与性健康有关的课程
3. rights to know how the child performs in school classes and programs， 有权知道孩子在学校和课堂上的表现
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5还有没有？

 

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现在教师工会和同性恋组织极力支持的2015 年大纲到底毒害在哪里?
请看这个链接： https://www.campaignlifecoalition.com/sex-ed-curriculum
grade 1 -3 比较隐晦，但目的是为grade 4-grade 10 要教的东西打基础。我看了从 grade 4-grade 10 的 sex ed 一些内容，感觉这是在给孩子们是上婚姻课，有些东西婚姻课上也不会那样讲。这样教出的孩子，高中毕业就该结婚生子了！

 

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还没有填些教纲调查表的请继续啊！下面转发的资料供参考，也可以复制到你的调查表里面然后上交

 

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AUG
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Ontario parents should now participate in developing a bill of rights

The central question that needs to be answered next is: what should be included in the Parents’ Bill of Rights–for both public and separate schools? As a starting point we can take Article 26. (3) of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: "Parents have a prior right to choose the kind of education that shall be given to their children." Parents make that choice, not the province, the school boards, activists or special interest groups. If parents don't want their children to taught the controversial and unscientific gender theory, then they have the right to say no. Parents must work hard and take this opportunity to truly make public education reflect their values and views. Catholic schools should have the freedom to exercise their denominational right to teach about human sexuality, family and marriage based on the Catechism.

The Parental Bill of Rights must then make room for parental choice and true inclusion in education. This means selecting the type of school parents want for their children: public, private, independent, Christian and home-schooling. Parents who send their children to separate and public schools that are funded by the taxpayer should have the following rights. The content was developed from theAlliance Defending Freedom's "Policies for Protecting Parental Rights in Education." ADF is an American organization that helped the Hamilton father Steve Tourloukisin his legal battle for parental rights in education. Here's the ADF Parental Policy that parents have the right to:
1. Request and arrange a time to examine textbooks, lesson plans, curriculum and supplemental materials used in their child’s classroom.
2. Request a time to visit the school and observe their child’s classes.
3. Meet with teachers, as well as consult with other professionals interacting with their children at school, including counselors, coaches and administrators.
4. Inspect their child’s school records, including academic, counseling and health information.
5. Be notified when medical services are being offered to their child
6. Be notified if the school is aware that their child has been bullied or has been accused of bullying.
7. Be notified if a criminal action is deemed to have been committed against their child.
8. Be notified if their child is accused of a criminal action or an infraction that warrants a significant form of school punishment, such as detention.
9. Expect and request an educational environment that is emotionally and physically safe for their children.
10. Expect and request an educational environment that respects their family’s and their child’s religious freedoms.
11. Be informed of and have the right to appeal school policies and administrative decisions.
12. Receive written notice and the option to opt their child out of surveys that include invasive questions about students’ sexual experiences or attractions, their families’ beliefs, morality, religion, political affiliations or mental and psychological problems of the student or family members.
13. Request a change in class or teacher assignment for their child.
14. Get information about about policies and programming from the school.
15. Be notified if their child is absent from school or classes.
In addition, parents should also have the right to:
1. Have the opportunity to volunteer or participate on review committees that make decisions about curriculum, lesson plans and books.
2. Receive written notice and have the option to opt their child out of controversial instruction on topics such as sex education, sexual orientation and homosexuality-related instruction.
3. Know which extracurricular clubs and school activities their children are participating in.Schools and boards of education must have policies that ensure parents are notified about their are opt-out rights for curriculum and classroom instruction.
Parents must always be informed about speakers coming to schools and any student-club participation. Sensitive topics are no exception. Parents can add their own ideas to this list, but the importance is to participate in the process and to tell the government that the Parents' Bill of Rights is a big step in the right direction. Remember that in addition to the moral and legal right, taxpayers pay for the cost of public education, and so should have a say in what and how curriculum is delivered to their children.
Posted 23rd August by Everyday For Life Canada