During this course, each candidate will develop a curriculum, using a Co-operative Education methodology, for implementation in his or her subject of teaching specialization. This course also considers principles of negotiating the conditions of satisfactory out-of-school learning experience with other educators, parents, community representatives, or work site personnel. The practical activities form an integral part …
This course is designed for each candidate to develop programs utilizing Co-operative Education methodologies for implementation in his or her school. During this course, candidates must demonstrate the leadership and organizational skills involved in initiating and developing a new program, which requires the co-operation of both school and non-school personnel. The practical activities form an …
This course is designed for each candidate to develop a Co-operative Education plan for use at the board level as well as the leadership skills for its implementation. It is expected that the plan will be in operational or workable form. The practical activities form an integral part of this course. Course Weight: 1.0 Prerequisite(s): …
The Construction Technology course for grades 9 and 10 is designed to introduce candidates to the field’s foundational concepts and practical skills. Through a hybrid, activity-based course design, students will learn woodworking techniques and the safe operation of tools and machinery in a Construction Technology shop setting. The course emphasizes diversity, equity, inclusion, and safety, and integrates literacy and numeracy. Students will also explore careers in construction, …
This series of courses aims to utilize critical pedagogy to explore the multiple facets of teaching and learning in a holistic manner. Developed in collaboration with First Nations, Métis, and Inuit (FNMI) community members, the three courses in this series are intended to recognize and honour the rich cultural history of these groups, in relation …
