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[:en]Benefits of Camp Proven by Research[:fr]Des recherches démontrent les bienfaits des camps[:]
[:en]At the request of the Ottawa Parenting Times, Catherine Ross, Communications Officer for the CCA wrote this article for publication in their magazine. Directors may find the content useful for educating current or prospective parents on the proven benefits of … Continue reading
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Tagged Camp Directors, Camp Research, Parents
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Discover Your Adventure at Canada’s Top Summer Camps
What does camp mean to you? Maybe it’s a week of fun in the sun, arts and crafts, and canoeing. Perhaps it’s a couple weeks of dipping toes in the water, finding a place at the chow table, feeling confident … Continue reading
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How much technology can your camp tolerate?La technologie au camp : à proscrire ou encadrer?
At the recent Ontario Camps Association conference, an interesting discussion followed a presentation on technology and cell phones at camp. One traditional camp advocated for a zero tolerance policy on all technology at camp. The point (well taken) was that … Continue reading
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Tagged Parents, Policies, Technology at Camp
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