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Campus Alberta planning resource : profiling Alberta's advanced education system

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Campus Alberta Planning Resource (CAPR) is the yearly environmental scan and planning resource of the Campus Alberta Planning Framework (CAPF). CAPR is designed to give Alberta's advanced... More ≫

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Campus Alberta Planning Resource (CAPR) is the yearly environmental scan and planning resource of the Campus Alberta Planning Framework (CAPF). CAPR is designed to give Alberta's advanced education system a context to support planning and priority setting. It helps set parameters around enrolment and program-related choices and provides common data and information for evidence-based decision-making. It supports institutional planning and system alignment, and identifies broader strategic directions and policy outcomes.

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Parent-child literacy strategy : progress report

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This annual progress report provides information on Advanced Education and Technology’s Parent-Child Literacy Strategy based on the compilation of the annual reports submitted by funded family... More ≫

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This annual progress report provides information on Advanced Education and Technology’s Parent-Child Literacy Strategy based on the compilation of the annual reports submitted by funded family literacy projects. Each report also summarizes the provincial services contracted through the Centre for Family Literacy, a key partner supporting Advanced Education and Technology’s objectives for quality family literacy programming in Alberta.

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Living literacy : a literacy framework for Alberta's next generation economy

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Living Literacy provides a framework for action that coordinates the efforts of the Government of Alberta and its many partners to improve literacy levels for Albertans so that they can thrive and... More ≫

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Living Literacy provides a framework for action that coordinates the efforts of the Government of Alberta and its many partners to improve literacy levels for Albertans so that they can thrive and contribute to the next generation economy. The Framework is the result of research and consultation with adult literacy learners, parents, and representatives from early learning, Kindergarten to Grade 12 learning system, public post-secondary institutions, community organizations, libraries, employers and industry associations and Alberta government ministries.

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Community adult learning program annual report

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Alberta's Community Adult Learning Program provides funding and other supports to community-based organizations to offer part-time, non-credit adult learning opportunities in local communities.... More ≫

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Alberta's Community Adult Learning Program provides funding and other supports to community-based organizations to offer part-time, non-credit adult learning opportunities in local communities. Through this program, adults have the opportunity to return to learning to meet their personal learning or employment goals. This annual report presents the work and achievements of the Program during the year indicated.

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Littératie vivante : un cadre de littératie pour une économie de nouvelle génération en Alberta

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La « littératie vivante » fournit un cadre d’action qui coordonne les efforts du gouvernement de l’Alberta et de nombreux partenaires afin d’améliorer les niveaux de littératie des Albertains... More ≫

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La « littératie vivante » fournit un cadre d’action qui coordonne les efforts du gouvernement de l’Alberta et de nombreux partenaires afin d’améliorer les niveaux de littératie des Albertains pour qu’ils puissent s’épanouir et contribuer à l’économie de nouvelle génération.

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Literacy, more than words : summary of input on a literacy framework for Alberta

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This document summarizes comments from 539 individuals on a literacy framework for Alberta, provided during the Alberta Literacy Forum held in Edmonton from April 14 to 16, 2008. The forum was... More ≫

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This document summarizes comments from 539 individuals on a literacy framework for Alberta, provided during the Alberta Literacy Forum held in Edmonton from April 14 to 16, 2008. The forum was Alberta's contribution to the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada (CMEC) Pan-Canadian Interactive Literacy Forum, which involved all of Canada's provinces and territories holding fora in their jurisdictions to create a pan-Canadian dialogue on literacy.

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