In B.C., computational thinking was incorporated into the new curriculum for Grades 6 and 7, which was a nod to the growing importance of the digital economy.
The pioneering Indian environmentalist will join Canada's David Suzuki in an online conversation on Saturday evening (May 23) as part of the Indian Summer Festival.
The company says it aggregates online learning from universities, colleges, and corporations, and then makes it available to students through its platform.
This came after a "strong recommendation" from the Nisga'a Emergency Preparedness Committee, Nisga'a Valley Health, the Nisga'a Lisims Government, and village government.
Parents shouldn’t feel pressure to send their kids back to B.C. schools before the end of the year, but for those who need to, having the choice is important.
