The Canadian Curriculum refers to the educational framework used in Canada to guide teaching and learning in schools. Each province and territory has its own curriculum, which outlines the subjects, skills, and knowledge students are expected to learn at various grade levels. This decentralized approach allows for regional adaptations that reflect local cultures and needs. Key subjects in the Canadian Curriculum typically include Mathematics, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies. Additionally, many provinces incorporate Indigenous Education to promote understanding of Indigenous cultures and histories. The curriculum aims to develop critical thinking, creativity, and responsible citizenship among students.