This course examines the current theories of drama with intensive work on curriculum planning, implementation and evaluation of the program vis a vis teacher, learner, content and forms of learning through dramatic arts. Notes The Teaching Experience Form, completed and signed by the appropriate supervisory officer, must be mailed or faxed to 519.850.2526 or emailed to [email protected] by the supervisory office. …
This course assists teachers to develop a specialist knowledge of drama as it relates to student development in all areas of the curriculum in the primary, junior, intermediate and senior divisions. Competence in leadership and consultative skills in dramatic arts will be emphasized. Notes The Teaching Experience Form, completed and signed by the appropriate supervisory officer, …
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 …
The Additional Qualification Course: Environmental Education, Part 1 employs a critical lens to explore in a holistic an integrated manner theoretical foundations of ecological literacy, the earth’s grand systems and the reciprocal relationships between the earth’s grand systems and human systems. Program planning, implementation, instructional strategies, assessment, the learning environment and ethical considerations are also …
The Additional Qualification Course: Environmental Education, Part II employs a critical lens to explore in a holistic and integrated manner theoretical foundations of environmental education, sustainability and ecological literacy. Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Additional Qualification course: Environmental Education, Part 1; and One year of successful teaching experience, certified by a supervisory officer.
