This course will provide you with the following: An extension of the skills and knowledge for teaching in the intermediate division. A strong understanding of the underlying principles of the English (first language) Intermediate division program. Successful completion of the course developed from this guideline enables teachers to receive the ABQ: Intermediate Division, English (First …
The course expands on the 5 main sectors of the Green Industries: Landscaping, Horticulture, Agriculture, Forestry and Floristry. The complexity of this sector requires instructors to be diversified in a variety of skills that can be facilitated in a wide variety of learning environments at the Senior Level. Instructional strategies include cooperative learning, problem-solving and …
This course is designed to reflect the changes in Ministry documents and present course design and teaching strategies to reflect the Ministry’s new direction towards critical inquiry, critical and subject discipline thinking. In an age of accountability, when literacy and numeracy rule the day, history can be seen as a subject on the periphery of public …
You will examine how students in the junior division acquire the knowledge, concepts and skills in several basic areas of the curriculum. Areas of study include: Assessment and evaluation; Child development; Learning strategies; and The Ontario curriculum. Please visit website for additional information.
This course is open to candidates who meet the entry requirements identified in Regulation 184/97. Successful completion of the course enables you to receive the ABQ: Philosophy, Senior division. The purpose of the course is to extend your skills and knowledge for teaching, both generally at the senior level and specifically in the subject of philosophy …
