Le Collège canadien des enseignantes et des enseignants
AWARDS
Teaching Excellence Award |
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Requests for application forms and information should be sent to:
Awards Committee Chairperson
Canadian College of Teachers
2490 Don Reid Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1H 1E1
George Croskery Memorial Award
Recognizing and rewarding conspicuous merit in the field of Education in
Canada
2007 George Croskery Memorial Award Recipient
Dr. Valerie Dawn Ruddell-Girhiny, FCCT
(Burlington, Ontario)
Eligibility Awards Presentation
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Fellowship Awards
Recognizing and rewarding members who have made a significant contribution
to Education in Canada.
Fellowships are awarded by the National Council of the
Canadian College of Teachers to members of the College nominated by chapters.
Eligibility It is expected that a nominee will:
Nomination of Candidates
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Theses Award Program
Award recipients for theses completed during the period Eligibility Guidelines For Applicants
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Margaret A. Johnston
The Margaret A. Johnston Memorial Teaching Excellence Award is available for elementary and secondary
classroom teachers who, through their teaching and/or
related activities, have made an
outstanding contribution to education in Canada.
Nomination of Candidates
Criteria for Nominations
Awards Presentation
All materials in support of a nomination should be sent to:
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Museums & Schools Partnership Award
Purpose of Award
The purpose of this award is to recognize excellence in collaboration between Canadian
museums and schools in developing educational programming to enrich and expand students’ understanding of
and appreciation for Canada’s cultural and natural heritage. This award will honor a school/school district
and a museum/museum group that have worked together to achieve an educational opportunity through the
collaboration of the two institutions.
Eligibility
Deadline for Nominations for the Canadian Museum of Nature Press Release:
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Candidates must have shown, through their achievement and/or service in
education in Canada,
outstanding merit at the national level. Candidates
need not be members of the College, but are normally resident
in the area
in which the Conference and Biennial General Meeting is held.
The award comprises a certificate, a suitably printed citation stating the significance of the award and the qualifications and experience of the recipient, and a gift, which may be appropriately engraved. Presentation of the award will be made at the closing Banquet on June 30 2007. The identity of the winner is a surprise to all apart from members of the National Council and the very few who "need to know".
Deadline for Nominations for the
2009 Croskery Memorial Award
is January 31 2009
Recipients of Croskery Award
Dorothy Colbens FCCT
Alberta
Fran Wright FCCT
Quebec
Ronald E. Johnston FCCT
Alberta
2007 FELLOWSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS
Robert M Kouri, FCCT (Montreal, Quebec)
Nominees for a Fellowship Award must have shown, through their achievement
and
service to the College and the profession, outstanding merit at the
provincial and/or national level.
Candidates for Fellowship Awards must be nominated by a chapter. It is
expected
that there will be no more than one nomination forwarded from a
chapter in any given year. Nomination forms and the
certification of
procedures and enclosures are available from National Office.
Deadline for Nominations for the
2009 Fellowship Awards
is January 31 2009
All materials in support of a nomination should be sent to:
Awards Committee Chairperson
Canadian College of Teachers
2490 Don Reid Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1H 1E1
2007 - 2009
January 1 2007 to December 31 2008
will be announced at the CCT Biennial General Meeting and Conference in June 2009
Material submitted in support of awards becomes
the property of The Canadian College of Teachers,
with the right to publish.
Masters and Doctoral levels
Recognizing and rewarding excellence in educational research and
educational studies,
The Canadian College of Teachers places high value on
discovering and making known theses findings which,
if adopted, could lead
to improvements in classroom practice throughout Canada.
January 1 2007 to December 31 2008.
Masters Thesis: five hundred ($500)
dollars
Doctoral Thesis: one thousand ($1000) dollars
Deadline for Nominations for the
2007-2009 Theses Award Program
is January 31 2009
All materials in support of a nomination should be sent to:
Awards Committee Chairperson
Canadian College of Teachers
2490 Don Reid Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1H 1E1
Anne-Frances La Brecque
Memorial Teaching Excellence Award
2007-2009
Teachers who have made an
outstanding contribution to education in Canada may be nominated by individuals
and by
officials and administrators of schools, school boards, universities, departments of education
and other educational organizations.
Deadline for Nominations for
2007-2009 Margaret A. Johnston
Memorial Teaching Excellence Award
is January 31 2009
The nomination should include the rationale for making the nomination,
the documentation and letters provided in support
of the candidate, the information provided on past
and present activities of the nominee in his/her
field, the specific contributions the nominee has
provided to education, the major achievement on
which the nomination has been made, the ways in
which the classroom learning promotes or
encourages students to be active participants, and
the extent to which the program or activity is
considered innovative.
The nomination should
include curriculum vitae of the nominee along with
a rationale and appropriate documentation in
support of the candidate.
Letters of support from other professionals, committees or associations should also be included.
Recognition in the form of a plaque and five hundred ($500) dollars will be announced at a formal meeting
of the College.
Awards Committee Chairperson
Canadian College of Teachers
2490 Don Reid Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1H 1E1
The award is open to any Canadian school or school board in collaboration with any Canadian public non-profit museum (including closely related institutions such as zoos and science centers) or museum group, with the exception of institutions employing members of the Awards Committee.
Principles and Criteria for Selection
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"Museums and Schools Partnership Award" brochure
in the language of your choice.
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Museums & Schools Partnership Award [2006 - 2007 School Year]
is NOVEMBER 15 2007
Award recipients for the 2005 - 2006 school year were announced
at the Canadian Museums Association AGM & Conference
in Ottawa, Ontario
March 2007.
(Award presented for the first time on April 29 2004)
New Brunswick Museum, St John, NB
Musée acadien de l’Université de Moncton, Moncton, NB
Polyvalente C. Armand-Racicot, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC
John McCrae Secondary School, Ottawa, ON
New Brunswick Department of Education, Moncton, NB
(Three schools from Districts 1 and 11)
Project Description
Keys to History
the Cold Lake Museum Society in collaboration with
Imperial Oil Ltd
Project Description
London District Catholic School Board
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
Robarts Research Institute
The London Museum
Fanshawe Pioneer Village, and
The London Regional Children’s Museum
Project Description
(Honourable Mention)
West Vancouver Museum and Archives
The Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, and
École Sir John Franklin School
Yellowknife, NWT
75th Anniversary Mural Project
Sir John Franklin High School Northern Excursion Club
the Leonard and Bina Ellen Art Gallery
at Concordia University
Montreal
Living Prairie Museum, and
Ecole Tuxedo Park in Winnipeg
Butterflies of Manitoba
L’école Laurentide
St-Laurent, Québec
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