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Engagement on cellphone use in schools : survey and stakeholder discussion analysis

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Survey and stakeholder discussion analysis of Alberta Education's Engagement on Cellphone Use in Schools between April and May 2024.

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Results for the consultation surveys with interested Albertans on social studies curriculum

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Between March 14 and April 2, 2024, Albertans provided input on key learnings within the draft K-12 social studies curriculum through an online feedback form. This report presents an analysis and... More ≫

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Between March 14 and April 2, 2024, Albertans provided input on key learnings within the draft K-12 social studies curriculum through an online feedback form. This report presents an analysis and key findings of the survey.

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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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Child care consultation report

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In preparation for a full legislative review of the Child Care Licensing Act and Regulation, the Ministry of Children's Services held public consultations with various stakeholders, including... More ≫

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In preparation for a full legislative review of the Child Care Licensing Act and Regulation, the Ministry of Children's Services held public consultations with various stakeholders, including parents and caregivers, child care educators, operators and stakeholder organizations, and licensing staff. The consultations took place between June 15 to July 15, 2020 and included virtual engagement sessions and online surveys. This report presents a summary of the results from the child care consultation process.

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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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Action on research and innovation : the future of charter schools in Alberta

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In Alberta, charter schools play an important role in supporting research and innovation in education. They were established by the Government of Alberta in 1994 as part of a larger initiative to... More ≫

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In Alberta, charter schools play an important role in supporting research and innovation in education. They were established by the Government of Alberta in 1994 as part of a larger initiative to provide choice and to foster innovation in the education system. One of the original purposes of creating charter schools was not only to support and encourage educational innovation, but also to disseminate the results of research conducted in charter schools more broadly across the Alberta education system. Fifteen years after the first charter schools opened, we are asking Albertans to help us develop a vision for the future of charter schools. In particular, we are interested in finding out what interested members of the public think about a number of ideas that have been proposed for the future role and purpose of charter schools.

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