This course provides an overview of education law in Ontario. It is divided into four learning experiences that examine general principles of law in-depth. The four learning experiences are: the rights of the individual, the rights and responsibilities of employees, the rights and responsibility of the employer, and governance. Candidates will not only examine the …
This introductory course explores the theoretical foundations, development of learners, program planning and implementation, assessment, the inclusive learning environment and ethical considerations related to teaching and learning with inclusion in mind. Candidates will participate in an adult learning model, where they will create support networks, receive feedback from colleagues and instructors, and share the products …
This Specialist course continues to build on the understanding of Indigenous histories, traditions, cultures, and world view covered in Part 1, and Part 2. This course further focuses on how to incorporate Indigenous knowledge, history and current issues into pedagogy and classroom practice to support all students moving towards reconciliation. This course will be using …
This course is designed to extend teacher skills and knowledge with a focus on practical instruction and assessment strategies in grade 7 and 8 geography. Candidates will have opportunities to communicate and apply their learning through practical experiences, discussion, networking and sharing the products of their learning. Please note – if you are not qualified …
This course is designed to further extend and expand the learning from the Part 1 course. Candidates will continue to explore the use of information and technology as a powerful educational tool within the classroom setting. Assessment, collaboration and strategies for building collaboration and support within the education community for the use of technology will …
