Analysis of theory and practice in physical and health education in the primary and junior divisions; study of current Ontario curriculum, board policies and guidelines; implementing and evaluating programs; designing inclusive and equitable learning environments; accessing and evaluating resources; integrating technology; reflecting on research to develop student commitment to healthy living.
Integration of Information ad Computer Technology Part I is an introductory course primarily intended for elementary and secondary teachers who are interested in learning how to extend and enrich students’ learning through information and communication technology. It focuses on the theory and practice underpinning the delivery of curriculum through the integration of information and communication …
This course is intended to enhance professional practice, and extend and apply knowledge and skills in the design and delivery of Integration of Information and Computer Technology in Instruction, Part II. The Additional Qualification Course Integration of Information and Computer Technology in Instruction, Part II explores the theoretical foundations, the development of learners, program planning …
ABQ 536 — Junior Division The underlying purpose of the Additional Basic Qualification course is to extend the skills and knowledge for teaching in the junior division and subject-specific junior 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 …
The Additional Qualification Reading Part I Online Course provided by Niagara University is a comprehensive introduction to the foundations of the complex task of teaching literacy skills for the twenty-first century. A focus on the components that create an engaging, cross-curricular literacy program will enable the participants to develop a solid understanding of what is …
