CTF Co-Sponsors First National Media Education Week (CTF Report)
Media are a powerful force in the lives of youth. In particular, digital media have changed the way they communicate, play, and learn.
Media are a powerful force in the lives of youth. In particular, digital media have changed the way they communicate, play, and learn.
To “progress” means to move for ward, and we like to think of technological progress as exactly that. Progress, however, sometimes leaves many people behind.
For the last three years, Marietta (Mars) Bloch, B.Sc. (Hon), B.Ed., has co-ordinated the Toronto District School Board's science and technology programs, from grade 1 through secondary school.
Teaching science and technology is an outstanding way to provide experiences that are valid, testable and repeatable.
Critical thinking is a disciplined process that requires the learner to conceptualize, apply, analyze, synthesize and evaluate information gathered by observation, experience, reflection, reasoning or communication.
Four young faces, side by side, stare at the computer monitor. Occasionally, they point at the screen, jot notes, discuss new information and debate. This is the image of involved, interested and integrated learning for which we all strive.
In a world increasingly dependent on technology, technology is everybody’s business — or should be. Girls’ and women’s enrolment in math and science courses has improved over the last few decades.