ED/EDPR2000 A – STANDARDS OF
PRACTICE
 It is the ministry’s
expectation that
instruction of the social-
emotional learning skills
will continue while
educators engage in
ongoing professional
learning. students
demonstrate a greater
ability to understand and
apply the mathematical
processes, which are
critical to supporting
learning in mathematics.
In all grades of the
mathematics program.
 Student will be
able to identify
and order main
ideas and
supporting details
and group them
into units that
could be used to
develop a multi-
paragraph piece of
writing.
 Members express
their commitment to
students’ well-being
and learning through
positive influence,
professional judgment
and empathy in
practice. Here
student are ask to
make some positive
contribution to the
learning environment
in the class room.
 The onus is on the
teacher to bring
and foster equity
in the class room
by ensuring all
child matter.
 By using the lens
of anti-racism and
anti-oppression
student are able to
express
themselves
through other
mode of learning –
Arts.
 Student are able
to share their
creative capital in
the class room and
place it on display,
to show that they
are stakeholders in
education.
 Student are
accountable for
their actions in the
class room base on
expectation and
agreement with
their teachers.
 Student are able
to use Arts as a
mean of
expressing
themselves
without being
been ‘judge’.

Practicum artifacts

  • 1.
    ED/EDPR2000 A –STANDARDS OF PRACTICE
  • 2.
     It isthe ministry’s expectation that instruction of the social- emotional learning skills will continue while educators engage in ongoing professional learning. students demonstrate a greater ability to understand and apply the mathematical processes, which are critical to supporting learning in mathematics. In all grades of the mathematics program.
  • 3.
     Student willbe able to identify and order main ideas and supporting details and group them into units that could be used to develop a multi- paragraph piece of writing.
  • 4.
     Members express theircommitment to students’ well-being and learning through positive influence, professional judgment and empathy in practice. Here student are ask to make some positive contribution to the learning environment in the class room.
  • 5.
     The onusis on the teacher to bring and foster equity in the class room by ensuring all child matter.
  • 6.
     By usingthe lens of anti-racism and anti-oppression student are able to express themselves through other mode of learning – Arts.
  • 7.
     Student areable to share their creative capital in the class room and place it on display, to show that they are stakeholders in education.
  • 8.
     Student are accountablefor their actions in the class room base on expectation and agreement with their teachers.
  • 9.
     Student areable to use Arts as a mean of expressing themselves without being been ‘judge’.

Editor's Notes

  • #2 The following slides are artifacts that were on display in the grade 7 classroom that I had the privilege of learning from at a Toronto Middle School.
  • #4 Students will be able to establish a distinctive voice in their writing appropriate to the subject and audience. For example communicating a stance on any issue.
  • #8 Students are demonstrating their understanding that different media texts reflect different points of view.
  • #9 Students are able to generate, gather, and organize ideas and information to write for an intended purpose and audience.
  • #10 Students will be able to draft and revise their writing, using a variety of informational, literary, and graphic forms and stylistic elements appropriate for the purpose and audience.