Sandals testing limits of logic on math scores

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • August 27, 2014

Education Minister Liz Sandals is in danger of talking through her hat when she tries to explain how Ontario children have learned mathematics but somehow or other can’t apply it. That does not make sense, does it? CP24

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