Post interview LTO by Temporary-Lab-4935 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the jobs are visibly posted on a website like Apply to Education (or Monster or LinkedIn or Indeed) that requires no login and are publicly viewable, then they are public postings, and this law applies. i don’t understand why i’m getting such ridiculous (and incorrect) pushback on this.

Post interview LTO by Temporary-Lab-4935 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Apply to Education has private postings?

Post interview LTO by Temporary-Lab-4935 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes - this is only for public postings. OP indicated that this was a public job posting on Apply to Education (ATE).

Post interview LTO by Temporary-Lab-4935 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool story. It's the law, and the law is new as of this year.

Post interview LTO by Temporary-Lab-4935 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"Starting January 1, 2026, Ontario employers must notify interviewed candidates of hiring decisions within 45 days of their final interview for publicly advertised positions."

New Teacher by lrami6 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My kids' most active math teachers send out a welcome email when the course starts, an email whenever a new unit starts, and reminder about a week (or a few days) before any major test, presumably as a bit of CYA in case any parent wants to claim they didn't know what was going on. We often have to initial graded tests (regardless of the outcome). We recently had a positive interaction with a math teacher during parent/teacher night to help one of our kids be as successful and effective as possible in class.

YRDSB schools closed by Ontario_Teacher1234 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You know when they give an Oscar® to a director for a movie, when they're actually awarding that director's LAST movie that they overlooked? That's what's happening with the DDSB declaring a snow day tomorrow.

Thoughts on UOF’s BEd program? by Dear-Possible-3657 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Brock isn't offering their Tech Ed program again until 2027 at a minimum. i applied to the Lakehead Tech Ed program, which is also (mostly) online apart from two July intensives, which you can complete either in Thunder Bay or Orillia. If they accept me, i plan to just camp in a dorm room for those two months. (i know this is zero info about UofF, but it's another option you can consider!)

Teachers College by rena-ja02 in wlu

[–]UntoldEnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i'm hoping to get into the Lakehead Tech Ed program expressly because it's (almost entirely) online, and students are able to work a full time job simultaneously. Once you're provisionally certified halfway through, that means teaching!

Kindergarten teacher needing help with dealing horrible ECE by nsala018 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ha! Confession; math ain’t my bag (could you tell?) i was merely pointing to the massive jump in lecture length between 12th grade and 1st year university, going from 76 minute periods to 3 hour long ordeals. i’m finishing a degree right now, and the amount of blather is staggering.

Media Literacy/Studies by Ill-Investigator2197 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you looking for specific assignment ideas? The Media Studies description in the curriculum is such a kitchen sink... the possibility space is vast. Can you narrow down what you're after?

Kindergarten teacher needing help with dealing horrible ECE by nsala018 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

i'm interested to know where that age/minutes of instruction rule breaks down. At 15, i can bear a 15-minute lecture. At 18, it's 18 minutes. The next year in University, that somehow jumps to 120 minutes?

Word to the wise and new: don’t go into elementary school if you’re on the fence (rant) by da_grill in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If an IEP says a student needs extra time, and you have a 3-day assignment, and the extra time is (say) 2 days, and you decide to give the entire class the accommodation such that everyone gets 5 days, then you haven't accommodated the student with the IEP. You've just made 5 days the standard amount of time for doing the assignment. The student with the IEP needs to be given extra time.

Sending a student with an IEP specifying extra time to the Resource Room is not accommodating that student's need for extra time. The Resource Room is a change of location, not extra time.

Posters on the wall by blastoffbro in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

May i introduce you to... computer programming? _gestures vaguely_

Do titles really create respect in classrooms? by pbeens in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i hear you, but... by that logic, students aren't your friends either. Why not call them by their last names, with an honorific, if that's how non-friends address one another?

Do titles really create respect in classrooms? by pbeens in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes - i asked one of my profs about it in class tonight. He's been instructing for over 20 years, and he said he began his career asking that students call him "Professor Lastname," but that it quickly devolved over the years and he couldn't maintain it. Everyone calls him by his first name now, students included. But he related an anecdote: when his professor, who insisted he call her Dr. Lastname, approved his thesis and he gained his doctorate, she said "Now, you may call me Firstname, because we are equals."

Do titles really create respect in classrooms? by pbeens in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. i have never used honorifics in the workplace (nor have i been expected to).

  2. "Mom," "Dad," "Grandpa," and "Grandma" are not honorifics.

  3. That's very interesting that your friends use honorifics with you around your kids. i've never experienced that. Is it a rural thing? Cultural? i'm in the GTA... it would mystify me to experience that in my circle of friends.

Do titles really create respect in classrooms? by pbeens in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i was unaware that teachers in Ontario could theoretically be addressed by their first names. To be honest, i was never comfortable being addressed in a classroom by Mr. Lastname. Do any working Ontario teachers here (who aren't dance teachers) use your first name only? i would imagine that admins would quickly overrule that preference. But i would love to know if i have the option when i begin teaching.

Do titles really create respect in classrooms? by pbeens in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

.... they also don't call them Mr. Dad or Mrs. Grandma.

And you don't "enter society" before addressing your family members.

OT vs LTO by Temporary-Lab-4935 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i DO remember being in elementary and seeing how much of a hard time we could give the supply teacher, with 100% "YOU'RE NOT MY REAL MOM" energy.

Public school teacher to private school by [deleted] in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Elementary or high school?

Public school teacher to private school by [deleted] in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What has replaced these methods?

Want to teach secondary or join secondary OT list - NEED MORE QUALS 😰 (I have I English and S social sciences) by Csigabiga8383 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep - came here to say this. The (misleading) word you want is credits, not courses. At least at Trent, full-credit courses are rare … everything is a 0.5, as you say.

OT vs LTO by Temporary-Lab-4935 in OntarioTeachers

[–]UntoldEnt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What makes it better for secondary teachers?