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Edmonton Oilers injury list, fans rage at officials both on the rise after high-intensity series vs Habs

Edmonton Oilers injury list, fans rage at officials both on the rise after high-intensity series vs Habs
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David Staples: Will Alberta Premier Kenney deliver on his make-or-break Best Summer Ever promise?

Article content Is this really going to be Alberta’s “Best Summer Ever,” as Premier Jason Kenney promised on April 1? “If we just stick to our guns for a few more weeks we’ll head into what I truly believe will be the best summer in Alberta history,” Kenney said. It’s a good line, bold and memorable. It’s become something of a slogan for the United Conservatives. But the statement could very easily come back to bite Kenney hard. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or David Staples: Will Alberta Premier Jason Kenney deliver on his make-or-break Best Summer Ever promise? Back to video

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David Staples: Will Alberta Premier Jason Kenney deliver on his make-or-break Best Summer Ever promise?

David Staples: Will Alberta Premier Jason Kenney deliver on his make-or-break Best Summer Ever promise?
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David Staples: The real problem with Alberta s new school curriculum isn t what you think it is

Instead, our fundamental problem is our over-ambitious, all-or-nothing approach. Three successive Alberta governments having tried to rewrite the entire curriculum all at once. Ed Stelmach and Alison Redford’s Progressive Conservatives and Rachel Notley’s New Democrats both tried and both failed. Now Jason Kenney’s United Conservatives appear to be on the same path. This approach is doomed to failure. If there’s any major controversy around any one part of a new proposed curriculum, it ends up stalling, then derailing desperately needed fixes in other areas, such as in computer science. For two decades leading Alberta computer scientists have pushed hard for better computer science education in our schools, especially in the earliest grades.

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Alberta s New Curriculum: Ditching the Regressive Theory of Discovery Learning

Alberta’s New Curriculum: Ditching the Regressive Theory of Discovery Learning Commentary Alberta is hoping to pilot a new K-6 curriculum soon, and not surprisingly it has upset some parents, the NDP, and the teachers’ union. There are a lot of entrenched interests standing in the way, but hopefully Albertans will see this curriculum implemented. It is guided by the best evidence about student learning and developing critical thinking skills. The new curriculum rejects the discovery-learning model promoted in Canadian curricula since the 2000s. Discovery learning’s roots go back much earlier, to American theorist John Dewey who advanced the idea in the early 1900s. It has remained popular ever since, despite its failings.

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