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Expected Practices in Literacy 2014

Do you want to know more about the expected practices in literacy for the Toronto District School Board? This pdf document provides a comprehensive overview of the balanced literacy approach the instructional strategies the assessment tools and the resources for teachers and students Learn how to enhance your literacy skills and support your learning goals with this valuable resource

What is a TDSB secondary school?
The goal of TDSB secondary schools is to support high-quality learning that is dedicated to developing the knowledge and skills on which literacy is based. The English curriculum is a skills-based curriculum that outlines the expected skills in the areas of listening and speaking, reading, writing, and viewing and representing.
Does TDSB offer ESL/ELD programming?
ESL/ELD programming offered at Elementary and High School levels vary. The TDSB strives to offer ELLs meaningful learning opportunities and effective accommodations in all learning environments to ensure students become proficient in English in order to reach their academic and lifelong goals.
Does TDSB speak a language other than English?
TDSB is proud of the linguistic and cultural diversity represented by our students and communities we strive to serve. Many students in the TDSB speak a language other than English at home.
What is balanced literacy?
Balanced Literacy is a comprehensive approach to reading and writing instruction that includes whole class, small group, and individualized instruction. As part of a Balanced Literacy approach your student will experience: What is a Read-Aloud? An activity in which the teacher reads a book aloud to the whole group

The Ontario English Curriculum

Language is the most powerful tool your child has for developing ideas and insights, for giving shape to their experiences, and for making sense of their world and its possibilities. The Toronto District School Board identifies the development of literacy as a priority, and is committed to providing the support necessary for all learners to attain

The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test

This assessment evaluates the literacy skills students are expected to have learned across all subjects up to the end of Grade 9. Each question on every assessment is based directly on the Ontario Curriculum, which is what students are learning in our classrooms every day. Information, including Frequently Asked Questions and a Practise Test is ava

Additional Resources For Parents

Find answers to frequently asked questions / Discover quick and easy tips that will help your child's learning. 1. Adolescent Literacy: A Guide for Parents 2. Reporting Student Learning: Guidelines for Effective Teacher- Parent-Student- Communication 3. Student Success Strategy 4. Ways to Succeed 5. Ministry of Ontario: Links for Parents tdsb.on.ca

Education and Career/Life Planning

Education and career/life planninghelps students develop the knowledge and skills they need to make informed choices for their education, career and life outside school. Students get a chance to learn more about themselves and their opportunities, set goals and make plans to achieve them. This program helps students choose the courses and activitie

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PDF	TDSB School Improvement Cycle 2014-15 TDSB Takes Action Meeting our 2014 - 15 Board Improvement Plan for Student Achievement SMART Goals requires Balanced Literacy programs across the grades (e.g. literacy.

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Supporting Student Success in Literacy - Ministry of Education

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