1. Comparison Course Charts Technological Education 9-12 1999 & 2000 vs implementation September 2009 ______________________ R Hartwick, JA Egan, Student Success Consultants PVNC CDSB

2. Course Code Format i.e. TCJ3E – Construction Technology T-discipline (T=Technology) C -subject (e.g. M=manufacturing) J - Broad-Based Technology course or EMPHASIS course will change this letter (i.e. Dental) 3 - grade E - destination

3. Grade 9 Integrated Technologies (TTI) changed to Exploring Technologies (TIJ) Can be offered as broad-based tech (BBT) in each subject area –Course codes provided Recommendation from DRAFT curriculum document: the Grade 9 course may be adapted to focus on any one of the technological education subject areas (codes listed with charts). Students should successfully complete Exploring Technologies (TIJ1O) before attempting a Grade 9 course that is focused on a particular subject area. No EMPHASIS or multiple-credit option ½ credit option available

4. Grade 10 10 BBT areas available No Emphasis courses possible Multiple credit courses available Grade 11 and 12 10 BBT areas available Emphasis courses possible Multiple credit courses available

5. EMPHASIS courses EMPHASIS courses allow specialization in a specific sector – are identified by 3 rd character in course code – has its own course descriptor to add to the BBT course description FYI as of this date (Nov 17) no emphasis course codes nor descriptors supplied NOTE: Any Gr 11 BBT or Emphasis course within a subject area serves as a prerequisite for any Gr 12 BBT or Emphasis course within that same subject area

6. BBT EMPHASIS Courses Some examples: Auto Body Dental Masonry Horticulture Hairstyling Computer Aided Manufacturing Food and Nutrition Computer Network Support Interior Design Photography & Digital Imaging

7. Multi-Credit Courses Maximum of 3 credits in a multi-credit course (330 hours) which can be done in increments of 55 hours Appropriate for focused programs: –OYAP, SHSM, Dual Credit Must pre-declare the # of credits at start of course –1 st credit must follow BBT philosophy (activity-based & project-driven) –2 nd and 3 rd credits are for the practice and refinement of skills and knowledge which reflect current industry practices and standards

8. Integrated Technologies 2000 Integrated Technologies TTI1O *shading of a box = no prerequisites

9. Exploring Technologies 2009 Exploring Technologies TIJ1O Potential timetabling options from the curriculum document: - schools that offer courses in numerous tech areas in Gr10-12 may choose to offer more than one Exploring Technologies course, each of which covers a particular selection of subject areas. For example, “Exploring Technologies 1 (TIJ101) might cover construction tech, technological design, and green industries; TIJ1O2 might address computer tech, manufacturing tech, and transportation tech, and TIJ1O3 has communications tech, hairstyling and aesthetics, health care, and hospitality and tourism. Students select the course that best suits their interests. They may earn credit for only one such course - schools may find a “shops rounds” approach to the delivery of Exploring Technologies effective. In this approach, students focus on particular subject areas for a few weeks at a time throughout a semester (e.g., on health care for three weeks, green industries for three weeks, and so on).

10. Communications Technology 2000 Communications Technology TGJ2O Integrated Technologies TTI1O Communications Technology TGJ3M Communication Technology TGJ4M Communication Technology TGJ4E Communications Technology TGJ3E

11. Communications Technology 2009 Communications Technology TGJ2O Exploring Communications Technology TGJ1O Communications Technology TGJ3M Communications Technology TGJ4M Communications Technology: Digital Imagery and Web Design TGJ4O Communications Technology: Broadcast and Print Production TGJ3O Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

12. Construction Technology 2000 Construction Technology TCJ2O Integrated Technologies TTI1O Construction Technology TCJ3C Construction Technology TCJ4C Construction Technology TCJ4E Construction Technology TCJ3E

13. Construction Technology 2009 Construction Technology TCJ2O Exploring Construction Technology TCJ1O Construction Engineering Technology TCJ3C Construction Engineering Technology TCJ4C Construction Technology TCJ4E Construction Technology TCJ3E Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

14. Construction Technology 2009 Custom Woodworking TWJ4E Custom Woodworking TWJ3E

15. Health and Personal Services 2000 Health and Personal Services Technology TPJ2O Health Care TPA3C Medical Technologies TPT4C Hairstyling and Aesthetics TPE4E Hairstyling and Aesthetics TPE3E Child Development and Gerontology TPO4C Integrated Technologies TTI1O

16. Hairstyling and Aesthetics 2009 Hairstyling and Aesthetics TXJ2O Exploring Hairstyling and Aesthetics TXJ1O Hairstyling and Aesthetics TXJ4E Hairstyling and Aesthetics TXJ3E Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

17. Health Care 2009 Health Care TPJ2O Exploring Health Care TPJ1O Health Care TPJ3C Health Care TPJ4C Health Care TPJ4M Health Care TPJ3M Child Development and Gerontology TOJ4C Health Care: Support Services TPJ4E Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

18. Hospitality and Tourism 2000 Hospitality and Tourism TFJ2O Hospitality TFT3C Tourism TFS4C Hospitality and Tourism TFH4E Hospitality and Tourism TFH3E Integrated Technologies TTI1O

19. Hospitality and Tourism 2009 Hospitality and Tourism TFJ2O Exploring Hospitality and Tourism TFJ1O Hospitality and Tourism TFJ3C Hospitality and Tourism TFJ4C Hospitality and Tourism TFJ4E Hospitality and Tourism TFJ3E Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

20. Manufacturing Technology 2000 Manufacturing Technology TMJ2O Manufacturing Engineering Technology TMJ3C Manufacturing Engineering Technology TMJ4C Manufacturing Technology TMJ4E Manufacturing Technology TMJ3E Integrated Technologies TTI1O

21. Manufacturing Technology 2009 Manufacturing Technology TMJ2O Exploring Manufacturing Technology TMJ1O Manufacturing Technology TMJ3C Manufacturing Technology TMJ4C Manufacturing Technology TMJ4E Manufacturing Technology TMJ3E Manufacturing Engineering Technology TMJ3M Manufacturing Engineering Technology TMJ4M Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

22. Technological Design 2000 Technological Design TDJ20 Technological Design TDJ3M Technological Design TDJ4M Technological Design TDJ4E Technological Design TDJ3E Integrated Technologies TTI1O

23. Technological Design 2009 Technological Design TDJ20 Exploring Technological Design TDJ1O Technological Design TDJ3M Technological Design TDJ4M Technological Design in the Twenty-first Century TDJ4O Technological Design and the Environment TDJ3O Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

24. Transportation Technology 2000 Transportation Technology TTJ2O Transportation Technology TTJ3C Transportation Technology TTJ4C Transportation Technology TTJ4E Transportation Technology TTJ3E Integrated Technologies TTI1O

25. Transportation Technology 2009 Transportation Technology TTJ2O Exploring Transportation Technology TTJ1O Transportation Technology TTJ3C Transportation Technology TTJ4C Transportation Technology: Vehicle Maintenance TTJ4E Transportation Technology: Vehicle Ownership TTJ3O Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

26. Computer and Information Science 2000 Computer and Information Science TIK2O Computer and Information Science ICS3M Computer and Information Science ICS4M Computer Engineering ICE4M Integrated Technologies TTI1O

27. Computer Studies 2009 separate document Introduction to Computer Studies ICS2O Introduction to Computer Science ICS3U Computer Science ICS4U Computer Programming ICS4C Introduction to Computer Programming ICS3C

28. Computer Engineering 2000 Computer Engineering TEE2O Computer Engineering ICE3M Computer Engineering ICE4M Computer Engineering ICE4E Computer Engineering ICE3E Integrated Technologies TTI1O

29. Computer Technology 2009 Computer Technology TEJ2O Exploring Computer Technology TEJ1O Computer Engineering Technology TEJ3M Computer Engineering Technology TEJ4M Computer Technology TEJ4E Computer Technology TEJ3E Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

30. Green Industries 2009 Green Industries THJ2O Exploring Green Industries THJ1O Green Industries THJ3M Green Industries THJ4M Green Industries THJ4E Green Industries THJ3E Exploring Technologies TIJ1O

31. Important Messages for Curriculum Chairs, Guidance and Admin CONCERNS: –Can’t do any new courses until Sept 2009 – then full implementation –Prerequisites are waived for next year –All SHSM course pathway approval must be changed for next year using new course codes CALENDAR: –ALL course descriptions have changed (i.e. even the T*J2O courses) –OSSD compulsory THIRD grouping is changing “to meet the Group 3 additional compulsory credit requirement, students have the choice of earning one credit for a course in technological education or computer studies or one credit for an additional course in science (Grade 11 or 12).“

32. Further questions contact: Peter Beens Ministry of Education 416-325-2085 peter.beens@ontario.ca