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I
recently tried to see my record in the Members' Area of the College
web site. I received an answer that my membership number is invalid,
but it's the number on my Certificate of Qualification. Why can't
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If
you attempt to log into the Members' Area for the first time, you
must enter the Membership Made Easy page and follow the steps. You
will be asked to answer a few questions and provide a password to
access your file. The direct link to this page is at https://www.oct.ca/memsvcs/loginfirst.asp.
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When
will I know how many PLP credits I have? |
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Some
course providers are beginning to submit results of members' successful
course completion. However, not all providers have begun submitting
results. When they do, the College processes the results as soon as
possible.
If you have completed a PLP course-and your provider has submitted
the results-you can go to the web site now and check your record by
using your private account in the secure Members' Area. If you haven't
established your Members' Area account yet, enter through Membership
Made Easy-it will take a few minutes to set up your password.
The credit value of any PLP course is available on the College web
site at http://www.oct.ca/en/PLP/teacher-information_E.asp. |
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I
have forgotten my password/secret question and can no longer access
my record. How can I retrieve it? |
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If
you have forgotten your password and your secret question/answer
please revisit our Members' Area. You can renew your login information
at https://www.oct.ca/memsvcs/loginforgot.asp
If you've forgotten your password.
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Where
do I register for PLP courses? |
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You register
with the provider of the courses. The College web site lists the
provider and the PLP contact person. Many providers use their web
page to inform members about approved courses, availability, registration,
times and methods of delivery or location and other pertinent information.
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How
do you decide the PLP credit value of my professional activities this
year? |
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The Professional
Learning Committee uses the course credit rubric to evaluate the
activity's content and expectations, its Ontario context or school-community
connection, its support of the standards of practice, its impact
on student achievement, the duration of the activity, and how the
formal testing or assessment mechanism matches the course expectations.
It is available at http://www.oct.ca/en/PLP/course-credit-rubric_E.asp.
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