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Science and Technology - Ontario
2007 REVISED. The Ontario Curriculum Grades 1-8. Science and Technology CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION 3. The Goals of the Science and Technology Program .. 3. The Nature of Science and Technology .. 4. Roles and Responsibilities in the Science and Technology Program .. 7. THE PROGRAM IN Science AND Technology 10. Curriculum Expectations .. 10. Strands in the Science and Technology Curriculum .. 11. The Skill Continua for Scientific Inquiry and Technological Problem Solving .. 12. Topics in Science and Technology .. 19. ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION OF. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT 21. Basic Considerations .. 21. The Achievement Chart for Science and Technology .. 23. SOME CONSIDERATIONS FOR PROGRAM PLANNING. IN Science AND Technology 28. Instructional Approaches .. 28. Health and Safety in Science and Technology Education .. 29. Cross-Curricular and Integrated Learning .. 30. Planning Science and Technology Programs for Students With Special Education Needs .. 30. Program Considerations for English Language Learners.
“Big Ideas” Big ideas “go beyond discrete facts or skills to focus on larger concepts, principles, or processes.” Grant Wiggins and Jay McTighe, Understanding by Design(1998), p. 10 “Big ideas” are the broad, important understandings that students should retain long
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