The State Of Education in Canada
Canada is often ranked as one of the most educated countries in the world. On paper, the numbers look impressive (over half of adults have post-secondary degrees), and our students still perform near the top globally.
But what’s really happening beneath the surface?
In this episode, Mike, Roger, and Bradie dig into the growing disconnect between credentials and actual learning. With declining math scores, slipping literacy levels, and nearly half of Canadian adults struggling with basic reading skills, the question becomes unavoidable:
Are we truly educated… or just highly credentialed?
If we’re spending more, lowering standards, and seeing worse results, what does that say about the system?
This is a conversation Canada needs to have.
Hosts: Mike Wixson, Bradie Whetham
Pillars: Happiness
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