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Pastoral Letter to Young People
Young people are important to the Church of today and tomorrow. Their faith, creativity, dynamism, and vitality are a surge of hope that can change the world. It is to young people that this Pastoral Letter from the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops is addressed.
Monograph: Transferable Skills and the OCGSEs
The Transferable Skills from the Ministry of Education, Ontario, are defined as “the skills and attributes that students need in order to thrive in the modern world.” They are based in research that includes input from employers. They aim to help students achieve success in the future.
The Ontario Catholic School Graduate Expectations were first developed in 1998. Over 20 years later, publicly funded Catholic Education in Ontario continues to take inspiration and direction from these seven expectations. They serve as a lens for Catholic educators who continually seek to discern and interpret the signs of the times and show young people the way to what St. John Paul II referred to as “the high ground”, where they find the meaning and purpose of their lives in their encounter with Christ.
There are many areas of resonance between the OCSGE and the Transferable Skills, which is highlighted within the monograph.
Our Mission
Catholic Virtual Ontario provides equity of access for Catholic secondary students
to take secondary credits developed and taught by Catholic teachers.
Is an engaging, online supplemental resource consisting of a series of Kindergarten to Grade 12 Learning Activities aligned with the Ontario curriculum. Developed by Ontario educators with a focus on equity, Indigenous perspectives, accessibility, engagement, and well-being at the forefront. Coding Learning Activities are included in Mathematics and Science and Technology.
Offers seamless school-to-home math learning with free one-on-one online math tutoring with Ontario Certified Teachers. Transform where and how grade 4-12 students in Ontario learn math. Students sign up by using their Ontario Education Number (OEN). Beginning September 19, tutor hours of service will now be 7 days a week: Monday-Friday from 9am-9pm ET and Saturday and Sunday from 3pm-9pm ET.
Offers 65+ free games to support students in Kindergarten to Grade 6 to develop fundamental Math skills. The Mathematics and STEM games help students explore.
With programming for preschool and school age (K-Gr.5) with educational programming and games to get them ready for school and power of learning.
Has articles, and videos of stories relevant to Ontarians as well as current affairs, documentaries and podcasts.
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
ONTARIO
CANADA