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Read moreImagine this: you’re a student in Alberta, and suddenly you hear the news—diploma exams for January 2026 are canceled! Yes, you read that right. No more stress about those big exams hanging over your head.
But here’s the thing: the Alberta government took this step to ensure you can focus on your learning after a challenging teacher strike. This means you get to concentrate on what really matters—your education!
Now, you might be wondering what this means for your future. Good news: Your ability to apply to post-secondary institutions won’t be affected. Even better, if you choose not to write those cancelled exams, your school-awarded mark will stand as your final grade. How refreshing is that?
Here’s what you need to know:
So here’s the exciting part—this is a chance for you to embrace your education without the fear of exams looming. It’s a perfect time to dive into your studies and explore your interests!
Let’s celebrate this moment together and take the next steps towards your dreams!
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Wow, this is fantastic news! The part about eliminating diploma exams really takes the pressure off for students. I'm sure many will appreciate the focus on continuous assessment instead! Can't wait to see how this change impacts learning in Alberta.
Wow, this is such a relief! The part about how students can now focus more on their coursework instead of stressing over diploma exams really hits home for me. I wish I had this policy when I was in school! Thanks for sharing the details!
Wow, this is such a relief! The part about how the new policy allows for more project-based assessments really resonates with me. It sounds like it will not only reduce stress but also give students a chance to show what they truly understand. Thanks for sharing this!