TEACHER EDUCATION
The Teacher Education program offers a Bachelor of Education (BEd) offered full-time program that leads to a recommendation for certification by the Ontario College of Teachers valid in Ontario schools where English is the language of instruction.
This program is designed to educate teachers to be knowledgeable, skilled and reflective professionals capable of working in partnership with members of the community.
The Bachelor of Education (BEd) is divided into three divisions: primary/junior (k-grade 6) junior/intermediate (4-10), and intermediate/senior (7-12). In all three divisions, students learn educational theory and explore research in the field. Students also receive instruction on current teaching approaches and skills. Through field studies and the practicum, students are given opportunities to reflect on the links between theory and practice and to consider their own emerging practice.
The Ontario College of Teachers is responsible for licensing and regulating the teaching profession in the public interest. Students are responsible for ensuring that the College recognizes the degree on which their admission to the Bachelor of Education is based. The University of Ottawa is responsible only for ensuring the degree meets the admission criteria for the Bachelor of Education itself.
This program is offered in English only.
This two-year Bachelor of Education (BEd) is offered full-time. It prepares students to teach from grades 7 to 12.
Requirements for this program have been modified. Please consult the 2022-2023 calendars for the previous requirements.
| Code | Title | Units |
|---|---|---|
| PED 3102 | Schooling and Society | 3 Units |
| PED 3138 | First Nations, Inuit and Métis Education: Historical Experiences and Contemporary Perspectives | 3 Units |
| PED 3141 | Curriculum Planning, Implementation and Assessment Part I | 3 Units |
| PED 3142 | Learning Theories and Practices in Inclusive Classrooms Part I | 3 Units |
| PED 3150 | Becoming a Teacher Through Inquiry in Practice | 3 Units |
| PED 3151 | Enacting Collaborative Inquiry in Professional Practice | 3 Units |
| PED 3153 | The Context of Ontario Middle and Secondary Schools | 3 Units |
| PED 3155 | Teaching Across the Intermediate Senior Curriculum | 3 Units |
| PED 3220 | Practicum in the Intermediate/Senior Division I | 6 Units |
| PED 4141 | Curriculum Planning, Implementation and Assessment Part II | 3 Units |
| PED 4142 | Learning Theories and Practices in Inclusive Classrooms Part II | 3 Units |
| PED 4220 | Practicum in the Intermediate and Senior Division II | 6 Units |
| 6 course units from: | 6 Units | |
| Teaching in Roman Catholic Separate Schools | ||
| Integrating Technology in the Classroom | ||
| Equity in Education: Theory and Practice | ||
| Second Language Perspectives in Education | ||
| Counselling Applications in Secondary Schools | ||
| Social Justice and Global Education | ||
| Holistic and Non-Traditional Approaches to Education | ||
| Creating Healthy, Safe and Supportive Learning Environments | ||
| Teaching Writing Across the Curriculum | ||
| Introduction to Educational Leadership | ||
| Exploring Gender Sexual Diversity through a Critical Lens | ||
| Connecting Math to your World | ||
| Language and Literacy in the Elementary Schools: Development and Practice | ||
| Pratiquons ensemble!: Empowering FSL teachers’ personal and professional practice | ||
| Teaching Subjects, Intermediate Division 1 | ||
| 6 course units from the teaching subjects to which the student was admitted: 2, 3 | 6 Units | |
| Teaching Religious Education in Catholic Schools at the Intermediate Division | ||
| General Science at the Intermediate Level | ||
| Teaching Computer Studies at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching Drama at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching English at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching Geography at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching History at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching Mathematics at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching Fine Arts - Instrumental Music at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching Health and Physical Education at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Teaching Visual Arts at the Intermediate Division | ||
| Didactique du français langue seconde au cycle intermédiaire | ||
| Teaching Subjects, Senior Division | ||
| 6 course units from the teaching subjects to which the student was admitted: 2, 3 | 6 Units | |
| Teaching Science-Chemistry at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Science-Physics at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Religious Education in Catholic Schools at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Computer Science at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Drama at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching English at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Geography at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching History at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Mathematics at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Fine Arts - Instrumental Music at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Physical and Health Education at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Visual Arts at the Senior Division | ||
| Teaching Science - Biology at the Senior Division | ||
| Didactique du français langue seconde au cycle supérieur | ||
| Total: | 60 Units | |
Note(s)
- 1
Students who have chosen a double major in science as their teaching subjects must complete PED 3132.
- 2
Not all teaching subjects are offered every year. Refer to the notes to applicants enclosed with the application for admission form. The Faculty reserves the right to limit enrollment in those teaching subjects
- 3
Students whose teaching subject is French as a second language and who pass the French-language proficiency test but experience difficulties in French must complete PED 1599 (3 additional units). The Faculty will automatically register the student in that course.