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1. www.edu.gov.on.ca › eng › curriculumThe Ontario Curriculum, Grades 9 and 10: Technological ...

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   technology. Their understanding and skills will grow as they engage in recreational activ-ities that involve technology (e.g., model building), reading related to technology (e.g., magazines, Internet sources), and learning about technological advances (e.g., attending technology fairs). Parents

2. www.edu.gov.on.ca › eng › curriculumThe Ontario Curriculum, Grades 11 and 12: Technological ...

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   secondary school, the workplace, postsecondary education or training, and daily life. The goals of the technological education curriculum are to enable students to: gain an understanding of the fundamental concepts underlying technological

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4. www.tdsb.on.ca › High-School › Your-School-DayTechnological Studies - Toronto District School Board

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   The following opportunities in experiential learning are available to high school students: Technological Education; Other Forms of Experiential Learning; For more information: Allan Easton, Centrally Assigned Principal, Transforming Student Learning & Equity 416-396-7857 Allan.Easton@tdsb.on.ca

5. www.tdsb.on.ca › High-School › Going-to-High-SchoolMath, Science & Technology Programs - Toronto District School ...

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   Program Courses: Grade 9: Math, Science, Exploring Technologies. Grade 10: Math, Science, Technological Design. Grade 11: one Math, one Science and one Technology course. Grade 12: three of any Math, Science, Technology, Urban Geography or COOP. See the school website for specific course options.

6. www.edweek.org › technology › 8-tech-skills-every8 Tech Skills Every Student Should Have, According to Educators

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   Jan 31, 2024 · Research/Data Analysis. Having effective internet search skills is very important for students, according to educators. Students should be able to sift through the oceans of information available ...

7. news.ontario.ca › en › releaseOntario Preparing Students for Jobs of the Future

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   Mar 10, 2023 · By graduation, 73 per cent of secondary school students earn at least one credit in Technological Education. In 2022-23, students are approved to participate in over 25,500 Dual Credits, of which over 10,900 are related to the skilled trades and technology. Since 2020, Ontario has invested nearly $1 billion to make it easier to learn a trade ...

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   What percentage of secondary school students get a degree in technology?

   • By graduation, 73 per cent of secondary school students earn at least one credit in Technological Education. In 2022-23, students are approved to participate in over 25,500 Dual Credits, of which over 10,900 are related to the skilled trades and technology.

   Ontario Preparing Students for Jobs of the Future

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   What is technological education?

   • Matthew.Bradley@tdsb.on.ca Technological education includes both broad-based technology and computer studies. It focuses on developing a student's ability to work creatively and competently with technologies through a combination of theoretical and hands-on learning. A variety of courses are available in technological education, including:

   Technological Studies - Toronto District School Board

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   Why do students need a technology education?

   • Today’s students have grown up with smartphones, tablets, and virtual assistants. Most can comfortably navigate any new app or digital device and outsmart parental controls. That’s why adults often turn to them to understand how to use new technologies.

   8 Tech Skills Every Student Should Have, According to Educators

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   How do students use technology?

   • For example, students working individually or in groups can use computer technology and/or Internet websites to gain access to technical information in Canada and around the world. Students can also use digital cameras and projectors to design and present the results of their research to their classmates.

   The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 9 and 10: Technological Education, 2009

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   What is a secondary school technology education curriculum?

   • The secondary school technological education curriculum is designed to build on the foundation of knowledge and skills provided by the elementary science and technology curriculum, particularly in its Understanding Structures and Mechanisms strand.

   The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 9 and 10: Technological Education, 2009

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   Why is technological education important?

   • They apply literacy skills to communicate design ideas, produce reports summarizing technological projects, and write instructions for the use of the products they create. Technological education also helps students develop research skills and fosters creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving.

   The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 9 and 10: Technological Education, 2009

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9. news.stanford.edu › stories › 2024How technology is reinventing K-12 education | Stanford Report

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   “Technology is a game-changer for education – it offers the prospect of universal access to high-quality learning experiences, and it creates fundamentally new ways of teaching,” said Dan ...