This course provides a detailed look at the history of Intermediate Family Studies, the official curriculum as it exists today, and examines the many ways of engaging intermediate students in topics and issues that are relevant to the everyday life of families in Canada. One of the goals of the Intermediate Family Studies course is …
Are you new to teaching Intermediate Math? Or looking to take your Math teaching to the next level? Intermediate Math AQ provides the tools to build your repertoire. You will explore current learning theories and innovative teaching strategies. You will consider the role of learning environments and inclusive practice on student learning. You will have …
This introductory course will allow participants to explore theoretical foundations of early childhood, child development, play-based learning environments, instructional pedagogy that supports the early learner, assessment practices that make children’s learning and thinking visible and the power of shared partnerships with families and other early year professionals. This course is aligned with the Full-Day Early Learning …
In the kindergarten years, the focus is on the instruction of the whole child. Teachers in the early years are faced with the challenge of planning learning opportunities that will help students develop emotionally, socially and academically. This course will build on what you already know about students in the early years and the instructional …
Children in the Kindergarten years learn best through planned, purposeful play in an environment that embraces childrens diverse stages of social, emotional and academic development. In this course, teachers will enhance their professional knowledge about developmentally appropriate practices for Kindergarten children and use this knowledge to design learning experiences for their students. This course will …
