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Back to School Information Kit
2007/2008
What Students Are Learning
Information on Alberta's Curriculum
One of the reasons Alberta has a world-class learning system is that we have a centralized high quality curriculum that outlines what students are expected to learn, and be able to do in all subjects and Grades. Curriculum is reviewed to ensure it meets the needs of Alberta students and changes are made only to keep curriculum current and relevant. Curriculum changes follow a long period of consultation with teachers, principals, administrators, post-secondary institutions and others.
Curriculum Highlights
- Alberta's curriculum is developed to ensure that it meets the needs of Alberta students, now and in the future.
- Teachers play an important role in developing curriculum as well as learning and teaching resources.
- The majority of textbooks and other teaching resources used in Alberta schools are developed in Canada.
Curriculum & Resources
Curriculum Handbooks
This resource is designed to help support parents reinforce learning at home. It outlines the major learning outcomes at each grade level that students are expected to learn from the Alberta curriculum.
Alberta High School Diploma Requirements
A student must earn 100 credits in order to graduate from high school in Alberta. Parents and students should discuss high school requirements with a school counselor.
Technology in Alberta's Learning System
Alberta is a leader in learning technology, both in integration and application to support our education community and benefit learners. Find out more information on the use of technology in our learning system.
Curriculum Development & Implementation
Information on how Alberta's curriculum is developed and implemented.
Learning Resources
Information on a variety of learning resources that are available to support Alberta's curriculum.
Connection: Information for Teachers
Find information on curriculum, learning and teaching resources, student assessment and much more. Published three times a year in October, January and May, it is a one-stop shop where teachers can find information that will support them in the classroom. Subscribe today - it's free.
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