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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #247Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Science, Technology, & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) VIC302H1S Science Policy - The course focuses on the impact of policy on science and the development and implementation of science-related policy. Topics include science funding and allocation of resources, policies concerning the technological application of scientific discoveries, commercialization of science, and the factors that shape the choice of science-based policies in ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Science Policy (VIC302H1S)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #246Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Vic One Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) VIC151H1S Theories and Practices of Teaching: Professional Practice - This course introduces the theories and practices of teaching through analysis of three main themes: planning and implementing inclusive instruction, establishing a classroom context to support diverse learners, and analyzing professional concerns for teachers. Students will be involved in a volunteer placement in a school or commun ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Theories and Practices of Teaching (VIC151H1S)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #245Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Education & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) EDS355H1S Social Justice in Education - This course enables students to develop an understanding of historical and contemporary issues relating to social justice in education. The course builds an anti-oppressive praxis for working in diverse educational contexts, from classrooms and schools to state institutions and non-governmental organizations. The course approaches oppression as an ou ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Social Justice in Education (EDS355H1S)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #244Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Education & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) EDS261H1F Child and Adolescent Development in Education - This course examines how children and adolescents develop and explores how best to facilitate their growth and learning in the area of education. Major topics include cognitive, emotional, social, moral, physical and language development. Themes addressed include interpersonal relationships such as pro-social and aggressive behaviou ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Child and Adolescent Development in Education (EDS261H1F)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #243Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Creativity & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) CRE372H1F Reviewing, Reception, and Reading Communities - While readers and audiences often are considered to be cultural "consumers," this course will consider reception as an active, creative, and often collaborative activity, by examining formal and informal practices of reviewing and response that may include fan/fanfic cultures, book clubs, community and nation-wide reading programs, ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Reviewing, Reception, and Reading Communities (CRE372H1F)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #242Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Creativity & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) CRE279H1S Creative Non-Fiction - This course examines the forms, style, aims, and ethics of non-fictional forms such as documentary writing, journalism, and life-writing. It combines the study of examples from contemporary media with exercises in writing non-fictional prose Posting Date: April 11, 2024Application Deadline: May 10, 2024Expected course time: Thursdays, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmEn ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Creative Non-Fiction (CRE279H1S)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #241Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Creativity & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) CRE279H1F Creative Non-Fiction - This course examines the forms, style, aims, and ethics of non-fictional forms such as documentary writing, journalism, and life-writing. It combines the study of examples from contemporary media with exercises in writing non-fictional prose Posting Date: April 11, 2024Application Deadline: May 10, 2024Expected course time: Thursdays, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmEn ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Creative Non-Fiction (CRE279H1F)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #240Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Creativity & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) CRE276H1S Writing for the Stage and Screen - A creative writing course for students interested in an introduction to writing for theatre and film. Seminars will focus on technical issues including plot, characterization, dramatic structure, dialogue, image-based storytelling, and aspects of dramaturgy. Seminars may also include analyses of notable plays and screenplays across a variety of ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Writing for the Stage and Screen (CRE276H1S)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #239Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Creativity & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) CRE276H1F Writing for the Stage and Screen - A creative writing course for students interested in an introduction to writing for theatre and film. Seminars will focus on technical issues including plot, characterization, dramatic structure, dialogue, image-based storytelling, and aspects of dramaturgy. Seminars may also include analyses of notable plays and screenplays across a variety of ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Writing for the Stage and Screen (CRE276H1F)More
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Toronto, ON, Canada ● Req #237Thursday, April 11, 2024Victoria College Program: Creativity & Society Position: Sessional Lecturer (1 Position - CUPE 3902, Unit 2) CRE272H1S Song, Lyrics, and Songwriting - A course exploring song and lyrics in various musical genres, with a review of major developments in the repertoire. Topics addressed could include the ethics of borrowed forms, instrumentation and collaboration, commercial songwriting standards and practices, major aspects of music industries, and reception. Students will have the opportunity to ...Read more about Sessional Lecturer: Song, Lyrics, and Songwriting (CRE272H1S)More