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REDESIGN > Curriculum Friday, 1 June, 12 Quick Facts on Alberta v 661 000 km 2 of prairie, forest, and mountains v People (3.7 M, 2.2 M in the Edmonton and Calgary area) v Economic base of oil and gas, agriculture,

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v 661 000 km 2 of prairie, forest, and mountains vPeople (3.7 M, 2.2 M in the Edmonton and Calgary area) v Economic base of oil and gas, agriculture, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and tourism v The highest GDP growth rate in Canada (average of 3.4% per year in last 20 years) v 4.9% unemployment rate, among the lowest in Canada (April 2012) v Internationally recognized museums, national parks and 5 world heritage sites

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Quick Facts on Alberta

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The Alberta Context

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In Alberta, there are:

Ø62 public, separate or Francophone school jurisdictions Øover 2,100 schools Øover 603,700 students Øand over 45,200 certificated teaching personnel

*2011 - 2012

Alberta’s K-12 Education System*

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Provincial Curriculum

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Inspiring Education June

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Inclusion FNMI Success Teaching and Leadership Legislation

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Priority Initiatives Inspiring Education Inspiring Action

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§ Flexibility § Interdisciplinary learning § Greater depth § Competencies

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§ Leveraging technology

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Designing transformation together

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Framework for Student Learning

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CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK > Guiding Principles > Standards, Guidelines (Content and Processes) > Competency Indicators

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WHAT WILL SUCCESS LOOK LIKE? > Teacher and student satisfaction with quality of and access to curriculum > Improved student performance > FNMI and Francophone perspectives > Increased opportunity for stakeholder involvement > Reduced development time

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Inspiring Education

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Review of LDCs Curriculum Development Framework

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Fall 2012 - Spring 2014 September 2014 Implementing Dual-Credit Strategy

Provincial Assessment Review Prototyping Activities Curriculum Development Framework

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Developing Draft Models of Provincial Assessments (K-4)

Student Learning Outcomes (M.O.) Framework for Student Learning

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