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COVID-19: Calgary’s Bowness High School heading online after outbreakStudents at Calgary's Bowness High School are being sent home. Starting March 8, all students will move to online learning after a COVID-19 outbreak was declared.EducationMar 6
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Edmonton Public Schools to continue to offer online learning next school yearEdmonton Public Schools has outlined its plan for the 2021-22 school year, which provides families with the option of in-person or online learning.EducationMar 5
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Proposed tuition increase at Dalhousie renews call for tuition freezeStudents studying at Dalhousie have now spent nearly a year doing online classes, and many say they're not getting the full value of their education.CanadaFeb 26
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Coronavirus: Toronto education tech company providing interactive virtual learning experience"Before the pandemic, we were talking about 21st-century education for 20 years. It took a pandemic for the education world to actually move forward and act on it."EducationFeb 24
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Holy Spirit School Division adjusts to and embraces at-home learningStudents and teachers in Alberta have had to make adjustments to learning through the COVID-19 pandemic.EducationFeb 4
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Lethbridge College to host online Indigenous mentorship eventsStarting next month, the college will be host to three virtual RBC Indigenous Mentorship Nights, inviting current students to engage in conversation with Indigenous alumni.ÂEducationJan 28
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Extended virtual learning could broaden so-called ‘performance gap’: ExpertsEvidence suggests that while remote learning works well for some, it can broaden the so-called "performance gap" for others and affect students for years to come, experts said.EducationJan 28
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Online education company under fire after some allege they paid for ‘free’ trialA Calgary university student is warning others about one company's free trial for online learning that she says is too good to be true.ConsumerJan 25
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2 Edmonton high schools move to online learning for 2 weeksStudents from both M.E. LaZerte and J. Percy Page schools will move to online learning for two weeks after a number of confirmed COVID-19 cases have been reported in the last week.EducationJan 25
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USask reported cases of cheating ‘likely’ on the rise after switch to online learning: spokespersonProfessors have had to alter their teaching methods as a way to combat cheating at the University of Saskatchewan.EducationJan 18
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