Changes to Ontario’s Sex-Ed Curriculum

Interview: Frontier Senior Fellow Michael Zwaagstra discusses changes to Ontario’s sex-ed curriculum accompanied by scrapping discovery math model on The Roy Green Show. (~17 minutes)

July 19, 2018

By Michael Zwaagstra

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Interview: Frontier Senior Fellow Michael Zwaagstra discusses changes to Ontario’s sex-ed curriculum accompanied by scrapping discovery math model on The Roy Green Show. (~17 minutes)

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