What are subject specific competencies?
Subject-specific competencies are the specific skills that students must develop in each subject. They call on the students’ knowledge and are grouped into the following five subject areas: Languages. Mathematics, science, and technology.
How does the Quebec school system work?
The education system is made up of several levels: preschool, elementary and secondary school, college, university and post-doctoral studies. The public system is entirely secular. In most educational institutions, classes are mixed.
What is social studies in Quebec?
As a subject area for secondary school, the social sciences consider social phenomena and their complexity in terms of space and time, or more precisely, of geography, history and cit- izenship education. Each of these subjects approaches the social world from a specific viewpoint.
What is cross-curricular teaching and learning?
Cross-curricular learning involves establishing patterns of information between different academic subjects. It offers a creative way of developing knowledge, understanding and practical skills through a study of interconnected topics.
Why is cross-curricular teaching important?
This allows students to broaden their lens of understanding and apply skills and strategies they learn in lessons to deepen their overall understanding and make authentic, real-world connections. Cross-curricular instruction also allows students the opportunity to learn skills in different contexts.
What is learn Quebec?
LEARN is a non-profit educational organization that offers, at no charge, a wealth of information and resources for the English-speaking community in Quebec.
What can you do with a DEC in social science?
A DEC in Social Science offers solid preparation for a wide variety of university degrees in the Social Sciences as well as in fields such as Arts, Education and Law.
How do you teach cross-curricular?
7 steps to create interesting curriculum connections
- Communicate with supervisors.
- Create a concept map.
- Integrate those subjects.
- Plan thematic units.
- Combine lessons.
- Engage in project-based learning.
- Collaborate with other teachers.
What is an LES in education?
1. LES. Lamp s t on Elementary School. 1.
What does Lceeq stand for?
Leadership Committee for English Education in Québec (LCEEQ)