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Social studies curriculum engagement

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Between September 18 and October 16 2023, Albertans provided input about what they would like students to learn in new social studies curriculum through an online survey. This report presents an... More ≫

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Between September 18 and October 16 2023, Albertans provided input about what they would like students to learn in new social studies curriculum through an online survey. This report presents an analysis and key findings of the survey.

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What we heard report, Alberta draft K-6 curriculum virtual feedback sessions

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In January and February 2022, nearly 600 participants shared diverse viewpoints on each draft kindergarten to Grade 6 subject area and the draft social studies design blueprint during virtual... More ≫

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In January and February 2022, nearly 600 participants shared diverse viewpoints on each draft kindergarten to Grade 6 subject area and the draft social studies design blueprint during virtual engagement sessions. This report details the feedback received during the engagement sessions.

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Draft K-6 curriculum - public feedback survey : detailed report

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Between March 2021 and February 2022, Albertans provided feedback on the draft kindergarten to Grade 6 (K-6) curriculum through an online survey offered in English and French. This report presents... More ≫

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Between March 2021 and February 2022, Albertans provided feedback on the draft kindergarten to Grade 6 (K-6) curriculum through an online survey offered in English and French. This report presents an analysis and key findings of the survey.

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Survey highlights : choice in education

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A public survey open to all Albertans was conducted to support the development of a Choice in Education Act, which would support and enhance choice within Alberta's existing educational system.... More ≫

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A public survey open to all Albertans was conducted to support the development of a Choice in Education Act, which would support and enhance choice within Alberta's existing educational system. This document summarizes the key findings and themes from the survey responses, including opinions on what needed improvement, and where changes could be made.

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