by STAO ADMIN | Dec 18, 2019
How many of our Physics textbook questions begin with “a hockey puck glides across a frictionless ice surface…” or “one skater pushes back on the other…”? The questions are obviously designed to help Canadian students connect with...
by STAO ADMIN | Dec 18, 2019
Futurists predict that those who work in jobs that require lower education and lower skill sets have a higher chance to have their jobs lost or restructured while those that require greater education or are highly skilled will be less affected. There is a growing...
by STAO ADMIN | Dec 18, 2019
In this Classroom Catalyst, you will be learning how to utilize Google Forms to create helpful assessment forms that can be used in any Junior, Intermediate and Senior Science classroom. Students will also be able to use these assessment forms to self-regulate their...
by STAO ADMIN | Dec 14, 2019
This resource is built on the professional learning focus within the Peel District School Board for 2017-18 to create final assessments to assess all of the learning expectations of a course in an engaging manner, and with a 21st century learner focus. It focuses on...
by STAO ADMIN | Dec 14, 2019
Students had previously learned how light behaves as it interacts with plane and curved mirrors using ray boxes and mirrors. I created a guided inquiry investigation regarding how light behaves as it passes through lenses. The students worked in groups and were given...
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