Distance education and online learning has been on the rise over the past decade and it does not appear to be slowing anytime soon. Learners may utilize online courses, online degree programs or attend institutions that provide blended learning opportunities. This self directed module introduces learners to the challenges and benefits of online learning as well as the misconceptions. 

Research has shown that when learners know what to expect in their online classes they are more likely to be successful. 

Welcome to the Managing Your Career as a Golf Professional. Congratulations on your new status as a Candidate for Membership (CFM) with the PGA of Canada. This course will kick off your journey as a CFM by teaching you about the roles of golf professionals, how to conduct a gap analysis and how to create a professional development plan for your career. The course should take approximately 90 minutes to complete and you will be on your way to starting your PACE requirements as you work to achieve Class "A" status with the association.

There are three units to the course and for each you will find learning outcomes, content and quizzes, learning activities or assignments. The course is self-paced but must be successfully completed before undertaking any of your PACE requirements.

 This module will provide Manulife Financial Group Benefits trainers with information on how adult learning theory and adult learner best practices can make instructional planning and classroom management strategies more effective for adult learners.

Employ DND Security Policy

Topics to be covered in this module will be:

•General Security
• Government Security Policy
• NATO Security Policy
• DND Security Policy
• Individual Security Responsibilities
• Vulnerability and the threat to security

Course Goal: To prepare CLB 4-6 LINC students for the Rights and Responsibilities section of the Canadian citizenship examination.

The primary aim of Native Studies 10, 20,30, is to develop in the student a personal and cultural awareness and understanding, and to promote the development of positive attitudes in all students towards Indian and Metis peoples. The student will learn to recognize biased and racist information. 

This unit focuses on two competing ideologies that come out of WWII, communism and capitalism as they exist between the two superpowers (the Soviet Union and the United States of America). The competing ideologies drove the globe into the Cold War, a time of global uncertainty and an aggressive power struggle. During this unit we will focus on defining this time period while making light of events that defined the Cold War era. 

Observation is a key responsibility of early childhood educators as it provides an opportunity to gain insight into how children think, learn, and make sense of their world. (Ontario Ministry of Education, 2017). Best practice is to then use these observations to gather information to create experiences that build on children’s natural curiosity, ideas, abilities, and life experiences. The following learning module will provide early childhood education students an opportunity to practice working through experience planning development for children aged 0-12.