competency # 2
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Competency # 2. by Karolyn Kirby Katy Germain Sabrina Desilets. Introduction. 1- Importance of schools 2- Communication 3- Essentials of language. What is a competency ?. Definition- varies Certain features- Context Evolution Resources Ability Reoccurring Goal. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Competency # 2
byKarolyn KirbyKaty Germain
Sabrina Desilets
1- Importance of schools
2- Communication
3- Essentials of language
Introduction
What is a competency ?Definition- varies
Certain features-
Context Evolution Resources Ability Reoccurring
Goal
Professional competencies
Foundations
1. Professional inheritor
2. Language/ Clear communication
Teaching act
3. To develop appropriate teaching/ learning situations
4. To pilot appropriate teaching/ learning situations
5. To evaluate student progress
6. To plan, organize and supervise a class
Social and educational context
7. To adapt your teaching to the needs and characteristics of students with learning disabilities, …
8. To integrate information and communication technologies
9. To cooperate with school staff, parents and partners
10. To cooperate with members of the teaching team
Professional identity
11. To engage in professional development
12. To demonstrate ethical and responsible professional behaviour
To communicate clearly in the To communicate clearly in the language of instruction, both language of instruction, both orally and in writting while using orally and in writting while using correct grammar, in various correct grammar, in various contexts related to teaching.contexts related to teaching.
( Professional competency )
Meaning of the language competency
• Introduction
• Culture
•Communication
•Society
•Ability
• Appropriate language
•Rules of grammar and stylistics
•Precise vocabulary and correct syntax.
•Take a position
•Encouraging
•Speak clearly and effectively
Mastery of the skills
Master the rules of oral and written expression
Expression
Conclusion
KEY
Build a bigger, brighter, better future for the youth of society.
Thank you !
Reference: Gouvernement du Quebec, Ministere de l’education, (2001) p. 55, 63 – 67, 125.