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Addressing Student Anxiety Through In-School and Local Programming
Building our professional knowledge about anxiety disorders at the school age child level to develop and implement a school-based program to reduce and/or manage student anxiety using the FRIENDS for Life model incorporating other wellness tools.
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Authentic Communication in French Immersion Kindergarten Through Math Games
Focus on mathematical understanding should not exclude French Immersion students simply due to lack of expressive vocabulary. Students can learn, and do strive, in authentic communication situations, such as playing math games in the early years.
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Reaching All Learners Through Guided Math
Through guided math lessons and workstations we will support the diverse needs of our students and reach all learners. By teaching in small homogenous groups, students will develop essential skills and further instruction at their level for success.
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Using Gaming to Boost Math Achievement and 21st Century Competency Development
Area(s) of Focus: curriculum, mathDivision(s): JuniorLevel(s): Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6Resource(s) Available:Games were used to help students deepen their understanding of numbers, develop their procedural fluency and provide opportunities to practise learned skills, all in addition to learning how to collaborate and communicate with their peers.
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Fostering Mathematical Inquiry and Critical Thinking in Grade 9 Curriculum
Teachers from Markville set out to revise and enhance the Grade 9 course to incorporate sustaining inquiry and critical thinking with the aim of fostering
• Students’ ability to think
• Growth mindset
• Modern learning
• Student achievement
