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Trustees nervous about proposed Education Act SHIRLEY LIN Today staff Fort McMurray’s school trustees are worried the province’s new Education Act will diminish their roles if that title is changed to governor — a move that could be a “big slippery slope.” Alberta Education has circulated a draft of the Education Act 2011, an overhaul [...]
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College grads satisfied with education Positive news was released Tuesday by the provincial government on the state of recent graduates from Alberta’s post-secondary institutions.[...]
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Alternative education program a success Take two teenagers in two very different situations. A 19-year-old couldn’t deal with the social pressures of high school.[...]
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I recently finished my first year at the University of Alberta with having chemistry as my major. I do enjoy the challenge of the U of A, but I feel I can only handle about 3 courses per term. If I continue with the U of A, it may take me about 6-7 years to [...]
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i am moving to Alberta (Calgary) in about a month, my question is for my kid bro, back here (Africa) our school year starts in the beginning of the year (Jan) and he recently (about 4 months ago) started high school in grade 10 after passing his junior year (Grade 9) National Exams! I think [...]
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I currently have an B.Sc. in Physics (Honors), and am halfway through completing a B.Ed. after-degree program (in Alberta, Canada). In terms of what someone is certified to teach, I believe alberta requires at least 30 credits (i.e. 10 courses) in the major teaching area, and at least 9 credits (3 courses) in the minor [...]
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my question is do you think education in canada should be run by the federal government rather than provincial? or do u like it the way it currently is? long story short, i moved from alberta to saskatchewan and they count their credits differently and their math is split up differently which really messes up [...]
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I am going to a private university in Washington state.. and its VERY expensive… n im looking to going to a different school that is public but its University of Alberta…. in canada… I am studying music education, if i get the degree in canada… when i come back to the states will i have [...]
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I’m in eleventh grade and live in Alberta and am thinking about going into education after I finish high school. My parents want me to got to school either here or in British Columbia. I’m looking at arts (especially theater), social studies, french and english. What university has the best program for me?
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