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Province introduces screen time guidelines
News Release Published Date: Thursday, January 23, 2025 | View More Province introduces screen time guidelines New screentime guidelines are now available to help encourage healthy screen use behaviours in Island schools. Following the ministerial directive on restricting cell phone use in schools, additional guidance has been developed to address technology use in the public…
Read MorePEI Literacy Alliance Adult Learner Awards Program offers bursaries
Applications are now open for bursaries through our Adult Learner Awards Program! In January 2025, we will award eight or more $750 bursaries to adults working toward a Grade 12 certificate or its equivalent (GED or CAEC). These bursaries help reduce financial barriers for adults who have returned to school. To qualify for a bursary,…
Read More2024 Edition of “The Jake” Raises $2,083.96 for the LDAPEI
The 2024 Edition of “The Jake” Raises $2,083.96 for the Learning Disabilities Association of PEI The organizing committee for “The Jake” is thrilled to share the success of this year’s Run-Bike-Walk event, which took place from September 29 to October 1, 2024. Thanks to the generous participation and donations of supporters, the event…
Read MoreCanadian Faces Of Learning Disabilities (CFOLD) Survey
The Learning Disabilities Association of Canada launches the Canadian Faces Of Learning Disabilities (CFOLD) Survey OTTAWA, ON – The Learning Disabilities Association of Canada (LDAC) proudly announces the launch of the Canadian Faces of Learning Disabilities (CFOLD) survey. Led by a team of experienced Canadian researchers, in partnership with LDAC volunteers, the survey will provide…
Read MoreL’enquête sur les visages canadiens des troubles d’apprentissage (VCATA)
L’Association canadienne des troubles d’apprentissage lance l’enquête sur les visages canadiens des troubles d’apprentissage (VCATA) OTTAWA (Ontario) – L’Association canadienne des troubles d’apprentissage (ACTA) est fière d’annoncer le lancement de l’enquête sur les visages canadiens des troubles d’apprentissage (VCATA). Dirigée par une équipe de chercheurs canadiens expérimentés, en partenariat avec des bénévoles de l’ACTA, cette…
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