Publications
- Principal Award
- Vice-Principal Award
- Student Leadership Award
- Elementary School Recognition Award
- Canada's
Outstanding
Principals
Online Professional Development
"An Association of School Leaders " |
Disclaimer: Resources listed are of educational interest and does not indicate a CAP endorsement.
Resources are filed by topic and special interest items are listed below.:
- Honouring Staff & Volunteers
- Leadership
- Professional Development
- Special Needs Students
- Safe Schools
- School Health
Education Leadership Canada http://www.principals.on.ca/cms/display.aspx?cid=4379One of CAP's affiliates, the Catholic Principals' Council of Ontario released its discussion paper "The Role of the Principal" on October 20, 2004. The paper can be found on the CPCO website at www.cpco.on.ca>News>Position Papers.
At Curriculum Services Canada you will find:
- § Links to all government Authorized and Approved learning resources for every province and territory
§ Listings of evaluated Supplementary Resources that earned the CSC red seal, your guarantee of quality in every resource. Helpful icons guide you to a variety formats for pre-school, K to 12, post-secondary and general interest resources.
§ Free resources “by teachers for teachers”. Find award-winning resources or apply for a grant to develop one
§ Evaluation Services that provide opportunities for you, your school board or organization to get involved
§ Professional Development Opportunities for individuals, groups, school boards and others
§ A full-service on-line shopping service with over 9,000 learning resources- SchoolNet GrassRoots Program - http://www.schoolnet.ca/grassroots
The SchoolNet GrassRoots Program was created to foster academic, employability and computer skills in Canadian youth, to build unique and relevant Canadian content on the Internet, to integrate information and communications technology into learning and to facilitate increased connectivity and training opportunities.
Get teachers in your school involved in this exciting program and receive funding from $300 to $900 for the creation of SchoolNet GrassRoots projects.http://www.rescol.ca/alasource - Le programme Rescol à la Source a été créé pour promouvoir l'enseignement, l'employabilité et les compétences technologiques chez les jeunes canadiens pour bâtir du contenu canadien unique et intéressant sur Internet favorisant ainsi l'intégration des technologies de l'information et des communications en éducation et facilitant l'augmentation de la connectivité et des possibilités de formation.
Incitez les enseignants de votre école à participer à ce programme excitant et recevez entre 300 $ et 900$ en financement pour la création de projets Rescol à la Source.
