Candidates will explore the theoretical foundations behind the use and knowledge of assistive technology and learn to understand the meaning behind the statement, Good for all, necessary for some. Candidates will learn to how to program, select, implement and evaluate technological tools to support and facilitate the learning of students with and without exceptionalities. They …
This course will focus on supporting second language learners in elementary and secondary classrooms. Candidates will explore differentiating curriculum, instruction and assessment to meet the needs of students learning a second language. This course would be of interest to teachers of students learning a second language. Prerequisites: Certificate of Qualification and Registration or Interim Certificate …
At the time of publication, only offered through Nipissing University. Please note: This course is taught in the French language. Candidates strengthen professional efficacy by gaining in-depth knowledge and generating new knowledge for practice within an Adapting Curriculum for Second Language Learners in a French as a Second Language setting. Focus is placed on effective …
This AQ course will support educators to address Anti-Black racism in education. Addressing Anti-Black Racism to Change Pedagogy and Practice Part 1 was developed collaboratively through community consultation and will assist educators in addressing challenges faced by learners who identify as members of the Black community. It takes the whole community to dismantle discrimination and …
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 …
