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What we heard : 4th annual Speak Out Conference, April 13-15, 2012

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13 summaries of workshops held at an education conference held in 2012

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Speak out : summary of major themes and 'notable quotables': online forums, April 1, 2011-March 31, 2012

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Speak Out - the Alberta Student Engagement Initiative was officially launched on November 26, 2008, and has created both a space and a means to allow students ages 14 to 19 from across Alberta to... More ≫

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Speak Out - the Alberta Student Engagement Initiative was officially launched on November 26, 2008, and has created both a space and a means to allow students ages 14 to 19 from across Alberta to reflect on and discuss their education with each other and with key stakeholders who can actually make a difference.

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Programme pour l'amélioration du rendement scolaire en Alberta : manuel pour les projets du cinquième cycle, 2012-2015

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The AISI Handbook for Cycle 5 Projects (2012-2015) has been developed collaboratively by people working on AISI across the province. It has been designed as a reference to provide school... More ≫

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The AISI Handbook for Cycle 5 Projects (2012-2015) has been developed collaboratively by people working on AISI across the province. It has been designed as a reference to provide school authorities with the requirements, guidelines and processes for planning, budgeting, implementing, managing, evaluating, reporting and sharing sustainable AISI projects. It is a guide to support the success of AISI projects and to help ensure that the learning from AISI projects will inform future directions in education. The handbook includes the goal and principles that form the Framework for AISI Cycle 5 as well as the characteristics, priorities and requirements for Cycle 5. It also contains three guides to assist school authorities in preparing and submitting project plans and reports: Guide for AISI Project Plans; Guide for AISI Annual Progress Reports; and Guide for AISI Project Final Reports

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Handbook for AISI cycle 5 projects, 2012-2015

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The AISI Handbook for Cycle 5 Projects (2012-2015) has been developed collaboratively by people working on AISI across the province. It has been designed as a reference to provide school... More ≫

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The AISI Handbook for Cycle 5 Projects (2012-2015) has been developed collaboratively by people working on AISI across the province. It has been designed as a reference to provide school authorities with the requirements, guidelines and processes for planning, budgeting, implementing, managing, evaluating, reporting and sharing sustainable AISI projects. It is a guide to support the success of AISI projects and to help ensure that the learning from AISI projects will inform future directions in education. The handbook includes the goal and principles that form the Framework for AISI Cycle 5 as well as the characteristics, priorities and requirements for Cycle 5. It also contains three guides to assist school authorities in preparing and submitting project plans and reports: Guide for AISI Project Plans; Guide for AISI Annual Progress Reports; and Guide for AISI Project Final Reports

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High school flexibility enhancement pilot project : . . . school year year-end report

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The purpose of the four-year high school flexibility enhancement project is to determine if the requirement of students to have access to 25 hours of face-to-face instruction per course credit... More ≫

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The purpose of the four-year high school flexibility enhancement project is to determine if the requirement of students to have access to 25 hours of face-to-face instruction per course credit should be maintained. Participating high schools have the opportunity to organize their schools without the current time requirement, leading to the potential for significant redesign and innovation.

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Our children, our future : getting it right

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Over the past three years, government has engaged Albertans in wide-ranging conversations about the future of education in Alberta. Three major initiatives included: Inspiring Education: A... More ≫

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Over the past three years, government has engaged Albertans in wide-ranging conversations about the future of education in Alberta. Three major initiatives included: Inspiring Education: A Dialogue with Albertans; Setting the Direction for Special Education in Alberta, and; Speak Out: The Alberta Student Engagement Initiative. Each of these has played a part in painting a picture of what the future of education should look like. Why is this important to parents and students, to business and the community, to the education system and to government? The upcoming series of meetings are government's opportunity to check in with the public to make certain we are on track to getting the future right for our children.

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Speak out : the Alberta Student Engagement Initiative : summary of student voices online discussion forums : May 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011

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Speak Out - the Alberta Student Engagement Initiative was officially launched on November 26, 2008, and has created both a space and a means to allow students ages 14 to 19 from across Alberta to... More ≫

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Speak Out - the Alberta Student Engagement Initiative was officially launched on November 26, 2008, and has created both a space and a means to allow students ages 14 to 19 from across Alberta to reflect on and discuss their education with each other and with key stakeholders who can actually make a difference.

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Alberta Education action agenda 2011-14

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This Action Agenda serves as a companion document to Education's 2011-14 Business Plan.

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Improving student learning : Provincial report for the ... school year

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AISI was developed through a collaborative partnership in 1999 and first implemented in all Alberta school authorities in the 2000/2001 school year. The goal of this program is to improve student... More ≫

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AISI was developed through a collaborative partnership in 1999 and first implemented in all Alberta school authorities in the 2000/2001 school year. The goal of this program is to improve student learning and performance by fostering initiatives that reflect the unique needs and circumstances of each school authority.

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P3 value for money assessment and project report : Alberta Schools Alternative Procurement (ASAP) Project : phase II

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Following the success of the ASAP I project, the government, on January 30, 2008, announced the building of 14 new schools in the Edmonton and Calgary regions. The project was later split to... More ≫

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Following the success of the ASAP I project, the government, on January 30, 2008, announced the building of 14 new schools in the Edmonton and Calgary regions. The project was later split to deliver 10 K-9 schools as a P3 and four high schools as a designbid- build project. This report addresses the procurement of the 10 K-9 schools only, to be delivered through a P3. Knowledge gained from and the business structures used for ASAP I served as a basis for the procurement of the ASAP II project.

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