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教育厅家庭快速检测计划 : 为家长、学生和教职工提供的信息 [Simplified Chinese ]

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The fact sheet outlines how parents and school staff can use at-home rapid test kits for COVID-19 and participate in the government K-12 at-home rapid testing program.

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2021–22学年家长指南 [Simplified Chinese]

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Information for parents and guardians to prepare for school in September.

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Draft K-6 curriculum [Chinese simplified]

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This series of fact sheets was created to support an understanding of Alberta's draft K-6 curriculum by explaining the eight subjects and five key learning themes that underpin the curriculum. The... More ≫

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This series of fact sheets was created to support an understanding of Alberta's draft K-6 curriculum by explaining the eight subjects and five key learning themes that underpin the curriculum. The eight subjects are: English language arts and literature, fine arts, French first language and literature, French immersion language arts and literature, mathematics, physical education and wellness, science, and social studies. The five key learning themes that span all grades are: knowledge, literacy, numeracy, practical skills and diversity.

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新冠病毒信息 : 家长指南 2020–21学年

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A parents’ guide to the health measures families, students, and schools must follow for the upcoming school year.

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新冠病毒COVID-19信息 : 儿童日营班防疫指南

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Provides public health guidance for holding day camps during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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采取行动 反对种族主义 : 艾伯塔人告诉我们的和我们接下来要做的事情 = Taking action against racism : what Albertans told us and what to do next [Chinese simplified]

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After six Muslims were killed in a Quebec City mosque in 2017, the Premier committed to take action against racism in Alberta. This plan delivers on that commitment, following extensive... More ≫

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After six Muslims were killed in a Quebec City mosque in 2017, the Premier committed to take action against racism in Alberta. This plan delivers on that commitment, following extensive consultations with Albertans who experience racism first-hand. It includes two items which will be implemented immediately: the establishment of anti-racism advisory council as the first government organization dedicated to fighting racism in Alberta; and the establishment of a community anti-racism grants program, which will fund community initiatives that fight racism. As well, further engagement consultations will be held to help move forward on other initiatives, including: starting a foreign qualification recognition fund, expanding career mentorship programs to smaller cities, creating a provincial hate crimes unit, funding the Alberta Hate Crimes Committee, updating the provincial curriculum to include materials focused on fighting racism, expanding the number of languages in which students...

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