Wind turbines and basic math in Manitoba schools
A Winnipeg Free Press piece pairs a critique of an unofficial turbine moratorium with a push for a stronger math curriculum. It argues wind power relies on subsidies and questions whether students learn essential arithmetic, including times tables, which it says is crucial for life and economic decisions.
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Return to Basic Math Prompts Debate Across Government Boards
The writer argues that basic math is essential in education and governance. He warns against overreliance on calculators and cites concerns about budgets, projects, and taxes. He notes a recent move to restore basic math curricula and predicts future costs and public outcry.
There is still a lot of summer left to enjoy
The piece reflects on the end of summer and the approaching fall, noting gardens, fairs, and community events as summer highlights. It muses about seasonal memory, the agricultural heritage, and the rapid shift to winter, urging readers to savor remaining sunny days and local celebrations.
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