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Is it a 100% Failure?… Or is there Hope?
Last week, there was a long series of articles in The Ottawa Citizen triggered by the discovery of a leak regarding reading comprehension and written expression tests in the Public Service of Canada. Of course, when something like this happens, it brings back an old debate to the surface: policies on the two official languages in [...]
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I Am incredibly Skeptical…
Thursday night!… Time flies… I hardly saw the week goes by. Is it because now I spend more and more time training online and here?… I admit that sometimes I do lose track of time, thanks to my Google calendar that reminds me of where I am!… Okay I am exaggerating a little here… yet [...]
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How to relieve the tension of the SLE testing process?