The Canadian Residential Schooling Policy

The Canadian residential schooling policy

A) provided Aboriginal children with similar levels and types of education as non-Aboriginal children received in Canada's public schools at the time.
B) placed an emphasis on teaching Aboriginal children to integrate their traditional cultures with Canadian culture.
C) allowed frequent visits between children and their parents, in an attempt to garner greater support for residential schooling in Aboriginal communities.
D) required the consent of parents before children could be removed from their communities
E) combined formal education (e.g.arithmetic) with religious education (i.e.Christianity) and cultural education (i.e.how to act "White") .