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040 _cEscola Canadense de Niterói - Expansão Itacoatiara
041 _aEnglish
110 _aNew Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
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245 _aWorld Issues 120
260 _aNew Brunswick :
_bNew Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development,
_c2017
300 _a52 p. :
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_c(bound book)
500 _a🔴 August 2017
520 _aThe World Issues 120 course has the potential to be a valuable experience for our students. In this course, students and teachers can draw upon the social sciences disciplines as well as other subject areas to frame their individual worldviews. If approached meaningfully and authentically, this course can demonstrate how all subject areas are used to understand and to solve significant local, national and global challenges. World Issues 120 can encapsulate the student’s high school experience all the while leaving the door open for competencies development long after they have moved on. The effective teacher is one who introduces relevant issues, engages students to interact with the issue through varied perspectives and sources, and then invites them to demonstrate what they have learned and, in many cases, offer solutions. In other words, the students themselves show that there is clear evidence that their learning has been enhanced. To achieve this, the teacher and student experiences must be based upon critical, authentic and experiential inquiry. That is to suggest that students have theopportunity to deal with many real-life, real-time experiences. All teachers wish to have an impact in the classroom; the teacher who is constantly and sincerely in search of a deeper understanding of significant issues may well be the person who has the greatest influence on learning.
690 _aReference
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690 _aTeacher's resources
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690 _aWorld Issues
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690 _aCurriculum
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856 _uhttps://www2.gnb.ca/content/dam/gnb/Departments/ed/pdf/K12/curric/SocialStudies/WorldIssues120.pdf
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