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Part A: Written Response consists of two assignments worth 50% of the total English Language Arts 30?1 diploma examination mark. Time: 3 hours. This examination was developed to be completed in 3 hours; however, you may take up to 6 hours to complete the examination, should you need it.

The Diploma Exam in ELA 30-1 will is written in TWO parts. "Part A" is the written response, in which you will complete two writing assignments. "Part B" is a reading comprehension exam, which involves reading several texts and answering multiple choice questions about them.

Examination Format and Weightings The English Language Arts 30?2 Diploma Examination is made up of two parts: Part A: Written Response (50%) and Part B: Reading (50%). Part B: Readings The Part B: Reading component is an assessment of students' abilities to read a variety of literary texts closely.

You may rewrite a diploma exam or ask to have it rescored if you believe that your diploma exam mark does not accurately reflect your level of achievement in a course. To request a rescore of a diploma exam, apply online using myPass.

The provincial average was 78.8 per cent. In math 30-1, 69.1 per cent of students achieved the acceptable standard, compared to the provincial average of 63.6.

Then, through myPass (myPass.alberta.ca) students must register for the exam they wish to write. A fee of $50.00 must be paid. The receipt must be brought to the main office before the exam.

So in deciding whether to admit an Alberta student, they will now look at all three ? class work and diploma exams and the combined mark and take which ever is the highest one ? and that might just be only the class work. That's also what they'll do in deciding who gets the scholarships too.

Diploma exams written by Alberta students this school year will only count for 20 per cent of their final marks. The exams used to be worth half of students' end mark, but the Alberta government reduced the weight of diplomas from 50 per cent to 30 per cent in 2015.

Diploma exam weighting will be return to being weighted at 30 per cent for the 2023-2024 school year. The 2020-2021 school year diploma exams were optional due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2021-2022 school year diploma exams were weighted at 10 per cent.

As a temporary measure for the 2022-23 school year, diploma exams will be weighted at 20% of a student's final mark.