In this section you’ll find information that will assist you in your role as an Occasional Teacher. It isn’t subject specific but is related to Ontario’s Schools. This is where you’ll find information about classroom management, character education, and safe schools to name but three topics.
Classroom supports
8 Podcasts That Help You talk to Kids About Race
A great list of curated podcasts to help educators and all with young people in their lives to have important discussions of race in age appropriate and accessible ways. There are lots of practical strategies to bring into the classroom and or into the home.
School Mental Health Ontario
School Mental Health Ontario is a provincial implementation support team. We help school districts enhance student mental health through the use of evidence-based strategies and services. Includes resources for administrators, educators, and families.
Scope and Sequence of Expectations Relating to Treaties and Land Claims 2020
| This document outlines the scope and sequence of learning for Ontario students, and will help the classroom teacher create learning experiences to meet these. |
Scope and Sequence of Expectations Relating to Treaties and Land Claims 2020
Instructional Activities for Treaties Recognition Week Educator’s Guide for History, Grades 7 and 8
Government of Ontario Instructional Activities for Treaties Recognition Week Educator’s Guide for History, Grades 7 and 8. Includes accommodations for the virtual classroom.
Instructional Activities for Treaties Recognition Week -Educator’s Guide for History, Grades 7 and 8
Oyate
Based on the book How to Tell the Difference: A Guide for Evaluating Children’s Books for Anti-Indian [Native] Bias, this website provides brief but clear guidelines for evaluating books about native peoples, or that engage Native themes. Guidelines are available free on the web page.