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Universities across Ontario are looking for the College's stamp of approval
so they can launch new programs in their education faculties or faculties
of education. The teaching profession has been granted a unique power
-- the power to accredit the programs that educate future and current
members. > full article
Accreditation
Assures Public of High Quality Teacher Education
The College's accreditation process will assure teachers and the public
of consistent high quality teacher education program and AQs across the
province. > full article
Pilot
process was an important leadup to accreditation regulation
The accreditation regulation announced in December formalizes a process
that has been five years in the design. Current teacher education program
providers are positive about the process and see real benefits for teacher
candidates and new providers. > full
article
Teachers'
Teacher Joe Atkinson Retires as College Registrar
Joe Atkinson put his heart fully into everything he's done -- Registrar,
teacher, husband, father, volunteer, community activist, and teacher advocate.
Retiring this year, Joe Atkinson is leaving his profession a great legacy.
> full article
School
boards embrace Standards of Practice
Teachers who want to make the grade and land a job are starting to get
familiar with the Standards of Practice for the Teaching Profession.
> full article
OISE
program brings innovation to both practicum and classroom management
Experienced teachers learn alongside candidates they will mentor. >
full article
Doug
Wilson is the College's New Registrar
> full article
From
Cradle to Kindergarten - Reaching Deaf Children
Helping families prepare their child to learn is a real challenge when
your preschool district is the whole province. > full
article
Centre
pioneered francophone services
Jules-Léger is a hub of research and a haven for kids. > full
article
From
TA to Special Ed Teacher
Patrick Deschatelets and Manon Fecteau are two very special teaching assistants
-- one works with deaf children in Ottawa, the other with children with
behaviour problems in Richmond Hill. Patience, motivation and listening
are the virtues that fuel them. > full
article.
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