Proceedings are presented of a symposium on science education in Quebec, which was sponsored by the Science Council of Canada and the Association des Professeurs de Sciences du Quebec. Quebec Science Education: Which Directions? Proceedings of a Symposium Sponsored by the Science Council of Canada and the Association des Professeurs de Sciences du Quebec (March 1982). Teleuniversite was created in 1972 as an experimental project by the Universite du… This case is used to unveil the inter-organizational and political tensions which may accompany the somewhat difficult development of a distance education model. This article is a descriptive overview of one aspect of the history of Quebec's Tele- universite (TU).
Claude Jutra's film Kamouraska (1973) captures the poetic quality of Hébert's writing.Quebec's Tele- Universite: A Long Way to XanaduĮRIC Educational Resources Information Center A fragmented juxtaposition of first- and third-person narration communicates Elizabeth's inner turmoil in an interior monologue with feminist overtones. The action takes place in Elizabeth's mind on the night of her second husband's impending death, transmuting the facts surrounding an earlier crime of passion into a haunting study of internalized guilt and the search for freedom.Īttending Jérome Rolland's sickbed, she revisits in dream and memory her stifling childhood her escape into an unhappy marriage to the squire of Kamouraska an affair with Dr Nelson, with whom she plotted to kill her husband her trial and acquittal and her subsequent quest for respectability, leading to her second, equally stifling marriage. Kamouraska, novel by Anne Hébert (1970), is a psychological gothic romance based on an actual murder committed in 1839 in the village of Kamouraska, Qué, by a female ancestor of the author. Anne Hébert writing poetry, La Fontaine Park, Montréal (courtesy SSC Photocentre/Phototeque).
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