Alberta - Teachers consulted on draft curriculum say feedback was ignored

Alberta teachers who participated in two days of virtual meetings to provide advice and feedback on the province\'s draft K-6 curriculum in 2020 say they were shocked by what they saw then and are disappointed now to see their feedback was ignored.

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