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Rhonda Froehler - Reading of My LLL Policy Paper

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by Nicole Arienzale

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Turkey's Lifelong Learning Policy

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TURKEY'S LIFELONG LEARNING POLICY- Madiha 

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by Maria Fernandez

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Maria Fernandez Poster-Finland LLL policy

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Lisa Ka

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by Stephen Oliver

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Strategy 2015 - Finland (Stephen Oliver)

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 Denmark’s Strategy for Lifelong Learning -Lusine H.   

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 Denmark’s Strategy for Lifelong Learning -Lusine H.   

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Hello all,
please find attached a poster that explains the Denmark's lifelong learning policy document

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Hana Curties - Korea's Lifelong learning policy

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Hana Curties - Korea's Lifelong learning policy

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Please see summary attached

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Literacy Policy in Alberta - Krista Medhurst

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Literacy Policy in Alberta - Krista Medhurst

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Hello all. Here is an overview of the Living Literacy policy I reviewed. Krista

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Lifelong Learning In Sweden- Carmen Janzen

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Lifelong Learning In Sweden- Carmen Janzen

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Are all citizens equally represented in this country?

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Lifelong Learning in Sweden Carmen Janzen

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EU Lifelong Learning Policy- Stephanie Solarz

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EU Lifelong Learning Policy- Stephanie Solarz

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Kristin Davick - Indigenous Education in Canada 

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Kristin Davick - Indigenous Education in Canada 

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Matt's Commentary on BC Education Policy

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Matt's Commentary on BC Education Policy

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Hi, Elizabeth, thank you for your comments.  Do you have some references to documentation showing the measurements of funding and evidencing that vocational learning gets the most resources?
Reply: All I have to go on for that statement is the appendices for the AB Living Literacy Policy, which had K-12 spending at $6B, Post-Secondary spending at $3 B, Vocational training/workplace ed at $112 M, and then Adult Literacy programming closer to $12 M  and $6M for bursaries (2009 dollars).  You have to piece together these numbers; they are not all provided in one place for an easy comparison to see the disparities. https://open.alberta.ca/publications/9781460116630

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Meghan Reiser - Bulgaria's Lifelong Learning Policy

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Meghan Reiser - Bulgaria's Lifelong Learning Policy

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Meghan Reiser - Lifelong Learning Independent Inquiry Summary

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Angelica- A Critical Review of Alberta's Teacher, Growth and Supervision Policy 

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Angelica- A Critical Review of Alberta's Teacher, Growth and Supervision Policy 

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Howey - Mini Presentation on Denmark's Lifelong Learning Policy

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Ling-Canadian Federal Government's Learning Nation Policy

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Ling-Canadian Federal Government's Learning Nation Policy

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Elizabeth's mini-presentation on Alberta's Living Literacy policy

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Elizabeth's mini-presentation on Alberta's Living Literacy policy