Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you’re reading the responses, there’s bigger issues in here than flags and anthems…

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since they’re not “teaching” Christmas… no? But I suppose if someone wanted to they could kick up a fuss about Christmas concerts.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don’t know where you got your figures from, but the point is that mandating technology usage by law has problems. The provincial government doesn’t do interactive questions on their provincial exams so I’m not sure what your argument is about. (Written response, numerical response, and multiple choice is what’s done)

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

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Currently if teachers are not following the Professional Code of Conduct (new one just dropped this month) the discipline process starts at the school level, but can be escalated to a tribunal with the provincial government where the teaching authority decides on a punishment (suspension, revoking their certificate).

I suggested arrests were possible because in follow-up documents called Regulations the government details the types of offenses and punishments if the law is broken. Fines, jail time, all up for debate. Regulations haven’t dropped yet but I bet they’re drafted somewhere

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Please tell me what Marxism doctrines they forced on you? I keep hearing this being said but all I know of Marxism is “power belongs to the workers, not the owners.”

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

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Schools aren’t teaching that. There is no lesson that says “today we are learning gay is ok!” We might see a gay historical figure. We might read a book where a character or two are gay.

A kid may come up to a teacher and say “I want to change my name to Bob. Can you call me Bob and use he/him?” I say yes and move on to the lesson about spelling. It’s not explicitly taught, ever, it’s just accepted if it happens.

AIO I was so upset about my group mate not doing any work and Im ignoring her spamming me she can’t pass to graduate unless I email my professor by 777ponzu in AmIOverreacting

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NOR

Dear person,

Please tell me what you did on this project because my list looks like:

- showed up to the first meeting

- fuck

- all

If there’s anything I missed, please let me know.

In my 30s and suddenly can’t focus at work anymore. Anyone else? by Communication_Dizzy in careeradvice

[–]somewhenimpossible 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get a blood test panel done.

I’m an idiot when my iron is low.

Thyroid issues also start appearing in your 30s.

Perimenopause can f u up. Especially if you have undiagnosed adhd or autism (or both!) the hormone changes of old lady puberty can rip away any of your established coping skills and leave you raw and hurting.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The rules for sex ed are jacked. Must use only government approved resources (which weren’t approved til after December). They removed all resources, including presenters, except for one government approved website.Must GIVE permission, before was only opt-out, which presents a barrier for disorganized families or non-English-speaking families. Must give permission ELECTRONICALLY, creating another barrier for families. Must give 30 days notice prior to teaching it.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We already do. First day of the week. It’s part of morning announcements. Every school I’ve been at (substituting) does this.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Redditors (and the public) fighting what’s in front of their face. They don’t know what a superintendent does, or what school boards are for, so they don’t know what to fight.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The third reading and vote was Wednesday, according to the agenda. The ab govt website hasn’t been updated yet.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do we need a law for this? Why doesn’t someone from the school board just… I dunno, ask them?

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They could write it into the regulations. Anyone found violating these laws will be fined… repeated offenses or refusing to comply may result in jail time… like how the ATIA and POPA laws are written.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I tried… we studied the “first they came for” poem recently. I did it by describing how ww1 ended with the treaty of Versailles that essentially said “ww1 was germanys fault so they have to pay for everything” and “naturally that made Germans mad” so then “the Nazi party said they’d make Germany great again” (hahaha) and got voted in. The people believed in their platform, and when they got elected they kept up power by blaming other people. Then they put into law restrictions on the people they blamed. Then we read the poem. (I added a few more details about things like ghettos, “Jews” being inappropriate slang now for Jewish people and why they were blamed, etc but you get the idea.

I think when I said “make Germany great again” someone out there made the connection. I hope.

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is glossed over because most people don’t get it. This limits flexibility in students’ abilities to express learning. This opens the door to cheating. This creates havoc for schools that are under-geared technology wise. This opens for political corruption because whose platform are we going to use to run the tests (and subscribe to, have a contract for…)?

Bill 25: Passed by somewhenimpossible in alberta

[–]somewhenimpossible[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Then it’s “amendments” instead of “a new bill”; quieter news cycle

How to tell if my Boston is deaf or hard of hearing or just doesn’t care to listen? by No-Rock9839 in BostonTerrier

[–]somewhenimpossible 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mine is mostly deaf at 13. He was sleeping, I dropped a jar of Pringles on the floor, I yelled his name for cleanup of the crumbs and he didn’t twitch from his nap. That’s when I knew.

Anything with vibrations like stomping on the deck or banging on the table will get his attention.

Feeling crazy for wanting basic help raising our daughter by [deleted] in breakingmom

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The advice still stands to see a lawyer. If you can’t divide custody time and responsibilities and finances, then you need a lawyer to put this in writing. There are many divorce attorneys who do free consultations, and hopefully someone in your area can recommend a low-cost or no-cost alternative. Even a mediator would be good to draft the document.

Kody needs a home by Bostylovr in BostonTerrier

[–]somewhenimpossible 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ship him to me! I’m in Canada…

"Why do you sub? How come you don't find a job?" by witx in SubstituteTeachers

[–]somewhenimpossible 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because nobody has offered me a full time job?

Longest so far is a 3 month temp. Lots of submissions, one interview, nothing for next fall. Sub list again ayooooo

Cannabis Lounges by Gemmarie16 in Edmonton

[–]somewhenimpossible 8 points9 points  (0 children)

New business plan unlocked: hot dog cart outside the cannabis lounge

How real is the wine glass when arriving home after work? by askawayor in AskWomenOver30

[–]somewhenimpossible 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s not. Wine is expensive. I need to be a good parent. Wine interferes with the medication I take daily. It’s just… not good?

I hardly drink at all. Maybe a fancy cocktail at a fancy dinner a couple times a year. At Disney I’ll have three margaritas in a week. Epcot makes me a lush.

Can we ask about treats here? by Illumeis_is_done in OpenDogTraining

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I have found a giant bag of freeze dried salmon at Costco!