NTIP April 22, 2010
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Presentation at KPRDSB for NTIP teachers.
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NTIP April 22, 2010
- 1. Student Success Initiative NTIP April 22, 2010
- 3. Student Success Initiative Grades 7 to 12 Literacy Numeracy Program Pathways Community, Culture, Caring
- 11. Pathways Program Pathway A student’s interests, skills, goals, needs, and preferred learning style(s) Appropriate courses and their curriculum expectations The knowledge, skills, supports and experiences necessary to make a successful transition to a specific postsecondary destination A student’s program pathway is his/her educational program and reflects the goals that help motivate him/her to complete secondary school. It is designed to prepare the student for a successful transition to an initial postsecondary destination. + +
- 13. Apprenticeship
- 14. Workplace
- 15. College
- 16. University
- 23. Components of all SHSMs Essential Skills and work habits/OSP Pathways to all 4 Destinations (8-10 credits) Certifications and Training Programs Experiential Learning “ Reach Ahead” Experiences SHSM
- 27. Electronic Annual Education Planning Process Using Career Cruising
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- What was your pathway plan in grade 3, 6, 9 12? Did anyone ever ask you what your passion was and how that could lead to a pathway? The sooner we can start talking to students and parents about all the possible pathways, the better informed their decisions will be and more engaged in school they will become.
- And the earlier years, can be the most influential – especially grades 7 & 8.
- Just like you may have majored in university, students can major in high school.
- Stand up if you are a major teacher in this area.
- OSP tracker cards at each table. OSP Tracker Cards at each table. The OSP web site has a new SHSM link. Check it out.
- Because most teachers are university trained and have very little knowledge about the college system and what it can offer students. Forums and activities are planned throughout the year for teachers of all grades, students (grades 7 – 12), parents. To make all parties more aware of college pathways.