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Three pairs, written out in full. Each pair shows a different way two languages can relate: transcreated, divergent, or led by the language where the search actually exists.

Transcreated pair

Same seven questions, same order, same argument. Every example is swapped: the English article talks about EQAO and Alberta diploma exams, the French one about the épreuves uniques and the bulletin. A translation would have left Ontario exams in an article for Quebec parents.

English

7 questions to ask before you hire an online tutor

You have an hour tonight and four browser tabs open. These are the seven questions worth asking, in the order worth asking them, and what a good answe...

6 min read · how to choose an online tutor

Français

Les 7 questions à poser avant d'engager un tuteur en ligne

Vous avez une heure ce soir et quatre onglets ouverts. Voici les sept questions qui valent la peine, dans l'ordre où il faut les poser, et à quoi ress...

6 min de lecture · comment choisir un tuteur en ligne

Divergent pair, same season

Both articles run in the first week of November because both systems issue a first report in November. Everything else differs: Ontario's report card has learning skills and comments before the letter grade, Quebec's bulletin carries a percentage and a competency structure, and the deadlines that follow are not the same. Two articles, not one translated twice.

English

The first report card, and the eight weeks after it

The first report card of the year is not a verdict. It is the first piece of information you have had since September, and it arrives with roughly eig...

7 min read · first report card what to do

Français

Premier bulletin : le plan des huit semaines

Le premier bulletin de l'année n'est pas un verdict. C'est la première information que vous avez depuis la rentrée, et il arrive avec environ huit sem...

7 min de lecture · premier bulletin quoi faire

French-led pair

The French article targets orthopédagogue, one of the highest-intent parent searches in Quebec. English has no equivalent word, so the English article cannot be a translation: it has to build the same clarity out of three separate terms, tutor, learning specialist and school-based support, and it targets a different query. Same reader need, two different search realities.

English

Tutor, learning specialist, or school support: who does what

In English Canada three different services get described with the same word, help. They do different jobs, cost different amounts and work on differen...

8 min read · tutor or learning specialist

Français

Orthopédagogue ou tuteur : lequel votre enfant a-t-il besoin ?

Les deux mots reviennent dans la même conversation et ne désignent pas le même travail. Choisir le mauvais coûte un trimestre. Voici la différence, en...

8 min de lecture · orthopédagogue ou tuteur