Ontario Skills Passport:
The Ontario Skills Passport is a tool that ALL teachers can use to scaffold learning experiences on. Any Curriculum - Any grade! I am going to use it to teach a College Course in Leadership Development this winter!
Teachers - Give it a try! Contact me if you have queries or ideas!
Those who dont consider yourselves teachers ... Take a look and if you'd like your kids working on these skills, ask you child's school how (not if) they are using this provincially funded tool!
Here's a look at the skills ...
LITERACY
1) Reading Text :
The comprehension of text consisting of sentences and paragraphs.
2) Writing :
The preparation of written materials for a variety of purposes.
3) Document Use :
The use of labels, lists, signs, graphs, charts, tables, forms, and other similar materials.
4) Computer Use :
The use of any type of computerized technology.
5) Oral Communication :
The use of speech for a variety of purposes.
NUMERACY
1) Money Math :
The use of mathematical skills in making financial transactions, such as handling cash, preparing bills, and making payments.
2) Scheduling or Budgeting and Accounting :
Planning for the best use of time and money, as well as monitoring of the use of time and money.
3) Measurement and Calculation :
The measurement and calculation of quantities, areas, volumes, and/or distances.
4) Data Analysis :
The collection and analysis of data in numerical form.
5) Numerical Estimation :
The production of estimates in numerical terms.
THINKING SKILLS
1) Job Task Planning and Organizing :
The planning and organization of one’s own work.
2) Decision Making :
The making of any type of decision, using appropriate information.
3) Problem Solving :
The identification and solving of problems.
4) Finding Information :
The use of a variety of sources, including written text, people, computerized databases, and information systems. (See also Reading, Use of documents, Use of computers, and Oral communication above)."
Friday, January 29, 2010
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