Kindergarten Part 2 is an opportunity for participants to dig deeper into The Kindergarten Program (2016). Part 2 explores theoretical foundations of the Full-Day Kindergarten Program (2016) and provides educators with the opportunity to further explore curriculum and ministry documents. Educators will explore how to consider the interests and wonders of our diverse learners as …
The Additional Qualification course Reading, Part 1 focuses on the relevant research evidence underpinning effective reading instruction including: theoretical foundations, current approaches to literacy instruction, the relationship of reading to other aspects of language development, the learning environment, assessment and evaluation, and ethical considerations related to the teaching of reading. The process of learning to …
Religious Education in Catholic Schools Part 1, a 125-hour course, is designed for elementary and secondary school teachers who are qualified to teach in general education. Part 1 of the Religious Education in a Catholic School Setting course is designed to increase teachers’ skills and knowledge of designing, delivering, and evaluating a religious education program …
This course of 125 hours is an introduction to special education. It discusses the theory and practices related to students having special needs. The course explores the commonalities between students, planning and program delivery, accessibility, availability of resources and other issues related to teaching and learning. Although this course specifically targets those who want to …
Many schools are populated with a student body comprised of English Language Learners from various cultural and linguistic backgrounds. ESL Part 1 offers teachers a better understanding of how to meet the growing needs of English Language Learners. Focusing on theories of second language acquisition, course participants will learn how to assess, accommodate and program …
