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1999

Friedel, Tracy L.

Fall 2013

Davies, Troy A.

Some small communities in Alberta have a publicly-funded Catholic high school. The existence of more than one high school in a community and the ability to choose one’s school leads to the development of an educational market in which local high schools compete for students. The presence of...

1998

Brophy Feehan, Mona-Lee Marie.

Fall 2005

Clintberg, Ernest

1996

Crossman, Beverley E.

1998

Ouellette, Michel

Fall 2012

Lirette, Patricia R

Interest is growing in early learning experiences and in the quality of the child care young children are receiving. In 2005, the Alberta government introduced a voluntary child care accreditation program, the first of its kind in Canada. The purpose of this research is to describe how the...

Spring 2014

Van Beers, Rae Ann S.

The educational experiences of Low German Mennonite youth are greatly impacted by other aspects of their lives, revealing the importance of studying education in relation to the societal, cultural, educational, and familial contexts in which youth function. This qualitative research attempted to...

Fall 2015

Servage, Laura A

Citing statistical data that continues to show that lifetime earnings increase with post-secondary education attainment, policies in OECD countries, including Canada, promote universally accessible post-secondary education as a strategy to redress both economic and social inequality (Field, 2006;...

Spring 2011

Sockbeson, Rebecca Cardinal

This research focuses on documenting the efforts of the Waponahki people to design and pass legislated policy that effectively addresses racism and the process of colonization in school curriculum. The Waponahki, Indigenous to Maine and the Maritime Provinces, set precedent in both Canada and the...