This course is for certificated teachers in any but the intermediate division. This course analyzes human development theories, curricular policies and guidelines, and teaching strategies and practices in History, as they apply to the intermediate division. Credit Weight: 1.0 Prerequisite(s): A recognized university degree Students must have three (3) full course equivalents in an acceptable …
In this course, learners will explore important considerations for instruction and assessment when planning for instruction in the Intermediate grades, specifically connected to teaching an Intermediate Math Course (Grade 7 – 10). This course includes examples from the most recent research to support student progress and learning. There will be an opportunity to engage with curriculum content, trying …
This course is for certified teachers and addresses the theoretical foundations of Family Studies in the intermediate division, including: Program planning and implementation The learning environment Current legislation and policy Credit Weight: 1.0 Prerequisite(s): A recognized university degree Students must have two (2) full course equivalents in Family Studies or related subjects, such as Psychology, …
These are exponential times and the study of English and Language Arts seems to be a necessary pursuit in order to better navigate the evolving educational landscape. Today, teachers and students have access to instant and limitless information while digital tools can extend learning well beyond the classroom walls. Educators discuss the importance of promoting …
This course provides a detailed look at the history of Intermediate Family Studies, the official curriculum as it exists today, and examines the many ways of engaging intermediate students in topics and issues that are relevant to the everyday life of families in Canada. One of the goals of the Intermediate Family Studies course is …
