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PAST PROJECTS

CRSP - Canadian Restructured School Plan

funded by HRDC

The Canadian Restructured School Plan (CRSP) is a project developed and administered by the Canadian Vocational Association and funded by Human Resources Development Canada. Its goal is to explore a different way of organizing learning in secondary schools, using principles of outcome-based education, mastery learning, individualized approaches and flexible structures.

This project was developed over a number of phases.

PHASE I: The Model

PHASE II: The Symposium

PHASE III: The Learner Guide Project, which resulted in a number of finished products, including the Model Learner Guides.

Documents

  1. The Canadian Restructured School Plan Model (March 1993): the original document on the model as a whole.
  2. Context of Canadian Curriculum Development and Implications for the Learning Outcomes Project (October 1995): The Learning Outcomes Project (LOP) is the first major stage of the Canadian Restructured School Plan (CRSP). The major purposes of the LOP are to provide assistance to a small number of selected secondary schools in identifying student learning outcomes and preparing learner guides and assessment materials appropriate to these outcomes. A research paper written by Dr. Doris Ryan.
  3. Theoretical Framework for the Canadian Restructured School Plan (1995): A research paper written by Dr. Doris Ryan linking major curriculum trends across the country.
  4. CRSP Learner Guide Report
  5. Learner Guide Project Start-up Kit (printer-friendly version — use Web browser "back" button to return to this page)
  6. 14 Model Learner Guides (Click here for information about DOC and PDF)
  7. Members of the Project Steering Committee, Project Personnel, and Learner Guide Writing Teams