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    A HARD PUSH FOR SOFT SKILLS: AN EXAMINATION OF POLICY AND RESEARCH ON NON-COGNITIVE SKILLS IN CANADIAN K-12 SCHOOLING 

    Love, Alexander (2016-10-27)
    Non-cognitive skills have caught the attention of current education policy writers in Canada. Within the last 10 years, almost every province has produced a document including the importance of supporting non-cognitive ...
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    THE EFFECT OF PREECLAMPSIA ON RENAL FUNCTION: CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDIES OF POSTPARTUM PREECLAMPTICS AND WOMEN WHO WERE DESTINED TO DEVELOP PREECLAMPSIA 

    Zhan, Jing (Janelle) (2016-09-30)
    Preeclampsia (PE) is a pregnancy complication that is new-onset of hypertension and proteinuria after 20 weeks of gestation. However, subclinical renal dysfunction may be apparent earlier in gestation prior to the clinical ...
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    Trade relations between the Mycenaean Greeks and the civilizations of the Eastern Mediterranean in the Late Bronze Age 

    McMillan, Gregory (2016-07-14)
    The Mycenaean Greeks are often assumed to have been in contact with the civilizations of the Mediterranean throughout the Late Bronze Age. The extent of this contact however is not as clearly understood, and the archaeological ...
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    ThreeDimensional Epigraphic Recording at Stobi (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia): Creating a Virtual Lapidarium 

    Longo, Ian E. (2016-08-18)
    There is an increased need for 3D recording of archaeological sites and digital preservation of their artifacts. Digital photogrammetry with prosumer DSLR cameras is a suitable tool for recording epigraphy in particular, ...
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    Flammability Standards – A Major Role in Flame Retardant Exposure? Televisions as a case study. 

    Pertili, Jessica (2016-08-01)
    Flame retardants (FRs) are added to materials to enhance the fire safety level of readily combustible polymers. Although they have been purported to aid in preventing fires in some cases, they have also become a significant ...
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    Decolonizing Pedagogies: Interrupting the Settler Colonial Narrative of Landownership in Ontario Social Science and History Curriculum 

    Bechard, Kala (2016-09-12)
    Drawing upon Ontario Social Science and History curriculum documents and textbook imagery and language, this paper examines how narratives of settler landownership strategically present Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples ...
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    "Serve Canada with Men Like These": Masculinity, "Peacekeeping," and National Identity in Cold War Canada, 1956-1959 

    Jaques, Bronwyn Elizabeth (2016-09-07)
    This paper explores the ways in which the construction of militarized masculinities in Cold War Canadian media reflected the hegemonic masculinities and broader social trends of the period. This paper focuses specifically ...
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    Kognaadaa Waa--Niigaanzijig- We are Raising those that will lead 

    Monague McGregor, Peggy (2016-02-22)
    This project is a culmination of research for an Indigenous community known as Christian Island or Beausoleil First Nation (BFN). Beausoleil First Nation initiated the project in response to concerns over post-secondary ...
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    Healthcare and the Common Good: Restructuring the Economy of Medical Knowledge through Communitarian Political Theory 

    Tuckwell, Gordon Batt (2016-09-30)
    The pharmaceutical industry wields disproportionate power and control within the medical economy of knowledge where the desire for profit considerably outweighs health for its own sake. Utilizing the theoretical tools of ...

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    AuthorBechard, Kala (1)Jaques, Bronwyn Elizabeth (1)Longo, Ian E. (1)Love, Alexander (1)McMillan, Gregory (1)Monague McGregor, Peggy (1)Pertili, Jessica (1)Tuckwell, Gordon Batt (1)Zhan, Jing (Janelle) (1)SubjectCanada (2)3D Model (1)Advertising (1)Anatolia (1)Anti-modern modernism (1)Canadian curriculum (1)Canadian education (1)Canadian history (1)Canadian pedagogy (1)Canadian social science (1)... View MoreDate Published
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