Hanoi Toronto School (HTS) participants will engage in a 5-day facilitated course where they will explore and understand the key instructional approaches specific to Ontario curriculum policies including: Inquiry-based Learning, Universal Design for Learning, Differentiated instruction and Project-based Learning. Through dialogue and research, teachers will understand the essential practices for effective instruction and the delivery of the Ontario curriculum for all students. The fundamental principles of assessment and evaluation practices will also be presented. Teachers will be encouraged to consider these approaches, strategies, and principles within the context of teaching and learning at HTS.
In this course you will explore and understand the key K-8 instructional approaches of an effective teacher in Ontario. Lessons and activities will delve into inquiry-based learning, Universal Design for Learning, differentiated instruction and project-based learning concepts, approaches, and strategies. The fundamental principles of assessment and evaluation in Ontario will also be explored. This course is facilitated by an experienced Ontario educator who will guide you in dialogue and research to understand the essential practices for effective planning, instruction, and assessment to support all students in K-8 Ontario classrooms.
Withdrawal Policy: Withdrawals are effective on the date a withdrawal request is received. Course fees refunded are subject to a $50 non-refundable amount. No withdrawals or refunds once the course has begun.
The Faculty of Education, York University is responsible for the following:
• Develop content for 3 customized sessions
• Provide York project leads to serve as the main client contact regarding the
development of the content and for the logistical details for these sessions
• Hire, monitor, and compensate a facilitator
• Deliver instruction at agreed upon dates and times via Zoom
• Provide York University certificates of completion for each participant at the end
of these sessions
Note: This certificate course is open to anyone applying to the Catholic School Boards in Ontario and faculty of education students in their final year of study. This course is not equivalent to the Religious Education, Part 1 Additional Qualification (AQ). This is not a mandatory course but is advised if seeking employment with a Catholic School Board (CSB). The CSB may require candidates to be practicing Roman/Eastern rite Catholics.
This course is intended to introduce pre-service Teacher Candidates to professional practice and to extend knowledge and skills in the delivery of Ontario Catholic curriculum, however, it is also considered a valuable resource for all applicants to the CSB.
This course is 36 hours in length and is fully online. Critical to the implementation of this course is the modeling of a positive learning environment that reflects care, professional knowledge, ethical practice, leadership and ongoing learning. This course answers the question, "What do I need to know to begin teaching in Ontario Catholic Schools?" Consequently, this course:
promotes an understanding of teaching as a vocation rooted in the call to Christian ministry
creates an awareness of the context of Ontario Catholic education
develops skills that enhance the integration of Catholic Graduate Expectations in the classroom and throughout the school
fosters professional knowledge of Religious and Family Life Education, and
assists teachers in the acquisition of the theological background and skills necessary for the implementation of the Religious Education and Family Life curriculum.
Prerequisites
Teacher candidates are advised that Catholic school boards may require teachers to be practicing Roman/Eastern Rite Catholics
Documents Required
NONE
Course Fee: $200 + HST
Withdrawal Policy: Withdrawals are effective on the date a withdrawal request is received. Course fees refunded are subject to a $50 non-refundable amount. No withdrawals or refunds after start date.
In this course, you will discover how effective teaching increases student involvement and achievement in the classroom and motivates further learning. Differentiated instructional and assessment strategies, effective classroom management tactics and transformational lesson planning will be experienced, practiced and implemented. You will have the weekly opportunity to participate fully in a collaborative, inquiry-based learning process of learning where you will apply and discuss the effectiveness of proven teaching methods.
In this course, you will discover how effective teaching increases student involvement and achievement in the classroom and motivates further learning. Differentiated instructional and assessment strategies, effective classroom management tactics and transformational lesson planning will be experienced, practiced and implemented. You will have the weekly opportunity to participate fully in a collaborative, inquiry-based learning process of learning where you will apply and discuss the effectiveness of proven teaching methods.
Withdrawal Policy: Withdrawals are effective on the date a withdrawal request is received. Course fees refunded are subject to a $50 non-refundable amount. No withdrawals or refunds once the course has begun.
In this Module participants will discover how effective teaching increases student involvement and
achievement in the classroom and motivates further learning. During the module, differentiated
instructional and assessment strategies, effective classroom management tactics and
transformational lesson planning, will be experienced, practiced and implemented. All module
members will have the weekly opportunity to participate fully in a collaborative, inquiry-based
learning process of learning where they will apply and discuss the effectiveness of proven teaching
methods consolidating their skills in:
Creating learning environments where students are active participants as individuals and as
members of collaborative groups
Displaying effective and efficient classroom management promoting risk taking and appropriate
student behavior
Designing lessons that allow students to participate in empowering activities in which they
understand that learning is a process and mistakes are a natural part of learning
Identifying and employing a wide variety of instructional, assessment and evaluation strategies
and tools which promote inclusion, accommodate diverse learning needs of all students and encourage
students to accept responsibility for their own learning
Creating an environment where student work is valued, appreciated and used as a learning tool.
Course Fee: $275 + $35.75 = 310.75
Cancellation Policy: Withdrawals are effective on the date signed withdrawal notice is received and course fees refunded subject to $50 non-refundable amount. No withdrawals or refunds after start date.
Are you an administrator, teacher leader or community leader interested in inquiring about how equity practices, particularly culturally relevant and anti-oppressive leadership, can enhance the achievement, engagement, and well-being of historically marginalized students? This collaborative inquiry engages co- learners in exploring the context of equity in Ontario schools and developing an anti-oppressive approach to leadership in order to work toward concrete strategies for supporting high levels of achievement and well-being for all students.
Cancellation Policy: Withdrawals are effective on the date signed withdrawal notice is received and course fees refunded subject to $50 non-refundable amount. No withdrawals or refunds after start date.
Rooted and Rising youth climate leadership program is a private offering.
We are excited to spend three months learning and growing together towards more co-operative, just, and healthy ways of living, in harmony with the ecosystems in which we live. In Rooted and Rising you will tap more into your power, meet new friends and allies, mentors and supporters, and build key skills and understandings for success.
NOTE: For program-related questions, please email Roxy at cohenrox@yorku.ca. For York U registration system and account-related questions, please email raiseyouraq@edu.yorku.ca for assistance.
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Course listings are accurate as of Apr. 26 15:59 PM.
