This course will enable candidates to engage in creative and critical thinking and reflect how to incorporate these features in the senior social science classroom. Candidates explore different aspects of social science such as anthropology, psychology and sociology as well as classroom practice and organizational approaches related to the subject area. Topics in this course …
This introductory course in Co-operative Education provides a foundation for integrating internal learning in school with external work experiences outside of school. Teachers are exposed to key components of experimental learning and their role in facilitating career development in students with job shadowing, job twinning, placements and school-to-work transitions including the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program …
Building on the foundations from Part 1, this course is intended to provide candidates with a more comprehensive exploration of career development, assessment and evaluation as well as promoting the program to students, parents, faculty and potential employers. Other important aspects include interviewing procedures, reflective assessments, and orientation and integration sessions for students. Topics include: …
This course is designed for candidates who wish to demonstrate educational leadership through a position of added responsibility in Co-operative Education within their school board. This leadership course targets teachers who already have a strong sense of subject content and pedagogy gained from professional experience who are ready to assume a supervisory role in developing …
The Additional Qualification course Honour Specialist Business Studies focuses on curriculum leadership. The course addresses contexts and theories underpinning the study of Business Studies. Pedagogy, curriculum, assessment and evaluation, technology, child and adolescent development related to program planning and implementation are also addressed. Topics in this course include: demonstrating an awareness of local, provincial and …
