Course Description Teaching Students with Behavioural Needs is a practical, interactive course that gives educators the skills to support students with diverse behavioural needs. Through six modules, you’ll explore how behaviour connects to development, mental health, and learning. You’ll learn to use Functional Behaviour Assessments (FBAs), develop Behaviour Support Plans (BSPs), and apply the Collaborative …
Course Description Exploration of the foundation of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Focus on teaching and learning effectively in Ontario school settings. Topics include its history; assessment, diagnosis, and identification; evidence-based practice; school-based strategies; individual education plans; and broader societal issues related to ASD. Learner Outcomes Demonstrate an understanding of the historical context and evolution of Autism …
Programming Description Methodology and strategies for visual arts education with a focus on creative work, problem-solving, theory, critical analysis, and visual awareness in the context of teaching and learning in a school environment. Notes TIME COMMITMENT: As required by the Ontario College of Teachers all additional qualification courses are 125 hours. This time allotment includes …
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 …
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 …
