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2) Ibid., pp. 13-19, 25-32, 37-43, 49-53.
3) Government of Canada, Speech from the Throne, September 30, 2002
4) Dr. Bruce Cassie, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
5) The Author is grateful to many people, but in particular: Yves Boutot, National Life/Work Centre, Fredericton; Dr. Bruce Cassie, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, North Bay, Ontario; Susan Deruelle, Nova Scotia Community Services, Sydney; Nova Scotia; Rich Froeschle, Texas Career Resource Network, Austin, Texas; Robert Goguen, National Life/Work Centre, Montreal, Québec; Dale Gullekson, Elk Island School Division, Edmonton, Alberta; Helen Hackett, Arcadia Works, Ottawa, Ontario; Vicki King, California Career Resource Network, Sacramento, California; Carol Kososki, South Carolina Occupational Information Coordinating Committee, Columbia, South Carolina; Paul Lukaszek, BC Ministry of Education, Victoria, British Columbia; Marie Lapointe, National Life/Work Centre, Ottawa, Ontario; Dr. Roberta Neault, Life Strategies Ltd, Coquitlam, British Columbia; Juliette Noone-Lester, formerly ED of the National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee, Washington, D.C.; Dave Redekopp, Life Role Development Group, Edmonton, Alberta; Gunter Rochow, CAPRA International, Cumberland, Ontario; Mark Savickas, Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Rootstown, Ohio; Rob Straby, Life Works by Design, Elora, Ontario; Lee Wallace, Car-Ed Consulting, Ottawa, Ontario; Dr. Tony Watts, OECD. Paris, France; Jessi Zielke, BC Career Education Society, Vancouver, British Columbia.
6) Government of Canada, Speech from the Throne, September 30, 2002
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8) Krumboltz, J.D., & Worthington, R.L. (1999). The School-to-Work Transition From a Learning Theory Perspective. The Career Development Quarterly, 47, 312-325.
9) Human Resources Development Canada, Knowledge Matters: Skills and Learning for Canadians, 2002, pp. 7-8.
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13) Dr. Sam Shaw, President, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, The Role of Education: Building a World-Class Work Force, Edmonton, September 2002.
14) The author wishes to acknowledge the contributions of R. Froeschle, Texas Workforce Commission; Dr. D. Redekopp, Life Role Development Group; and Dr. R. Straby, Life Works by Design to this list of terms.
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17) Straby, R, Life Works by Design, Elora, 2002.
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20) BC Ministry of Education, 2002 High School Graduate Transition Study.
21) Krumboltz, J.D., & Worthington, R.L. (1999). The School-to-Work Transition From a Learning Theory Perspective. The Career Development Quarterly, 47, 312-325.
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35) Statistics Canada, CANSIM II, Consolidated federal, provincial, territorial and local government revenue and expenditure, August 2002
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37) Human Resources Development Canada, Performance Report, Page 28, March 31, 2001
38) Statistics Canada, CANSIM II, Consolidated federal, provincial, territorial and local government revenue and expenditure, August 2002
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