Candidates enrolled in this course will examine the dual mandate of Catholic education regarding the adaptation of Ministry of Education curriculum expectations from a Catholic perspective. Candidates will reflect on the characteristics of Catholic schools that enable students to develop academically and spiritually within a safe, nurturing learning environment. Based on this foundation, candidates will …
The underlying purpose of the Additional Basic Qualification course is to extend the skills and knowledge for teaching in the intermediate division and subject-specific intermediate division program. At least one half of the course concentrates on subject specific content. Successful completion of the course developed from this guideline enables teachers to receive the Additional Basic …
Course Description This course is designed to build your capacity to understand the historical foundation of anti-Black racism in Canada, to recognize its damaging impact on systems of education and to be a leader in the implementation of effective strategies to dismantle it. You will reimagine curriculum and pedagogical practices in an effort to maximize …
In this course, candidates will explore adult learning theory and best practices. By the end of the course, candidates will understand the unique needs of adult learners. Adults need to see that what they’re learning is relevant. They also want it to meet their needs for independence and personal connection. Candidates will also recognize that …
The Cooperative Education Part 1 course is an introduction to school-based experiential programs for teachers with limited experience in this mode of delivery. Practical aspects of cooperative education that are introduced in this course are the implementation of school-based experiential learning programs, the location of student work placements, and assisting school administration with experiential education …
