Intermediate Math

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Intermediate Division Math will give teachers the qualifications to teach in the Intermediate Division (grades 7 to 10). This qualification will give you a teachable subject in Math.

Participants will identify tools that help students understand and solve math problems in and out of the classroom. This course is suitable for novice and experienced teachers alike as they collaborate and share with one another in a common pursuit to share their mathematical and teaching expertise. Teachers will examine best classroom management practices and instructional strategies for teaching intermediate-aged children. While examining Ontario's intermediate math curriculum, course participants will explore strategies, techniques and resources; focusing on practical approaches to teaching math in order to reach out to every student.

PREREQUISITES

• OCT Member in Good Standing or OCT applicant if new Ontario BEd graduate (Read more)
   
• Your teacher education program coursework and practicum must be successfully completed before registration
   
• University undergraduate degree (in addition to BEd or teacher education program degree)
   

• University Math Credits OR Pass Free Online Math Test

  University Math Credits: 2 full year or 4 half year university courses in Math (Courses should have a MATH code, minimum "C" grade or higher for each course - only 0.5 credits in Statistics can be included towards the 2.0 credits, BEd courses cannot be included)

  Not Enough Math Credits? TAKE OUR FREE ONLINE MATH TEST.

WHAT TO EMAIL IN WHEN YOU REGISTER?

One of the following:

• Math Test Results
   
• Copy of your undergraduate university transcript

Trent Transcripts: If you are a Trent graduate and need your Trent transcript reviewed, email us & ask us to review it when you register.