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The GOAL Post

This newsletter is a collaborative effort of the GOAL Networking Committee. he Goal Post is a pedagogical tool to connect GOAL to the curriculum. It is aimed for Goal consultants, teachers, subject specialists and administrators.

Goal Post - Vol. 8 - No. 1, Fall 2011 In this issue: Life lessons taught by the Ant Man She’s dynamic,she’s skilled and she’s hooked on GOAL. Nine ways you can identify a GOAL school Why Treats from the Terroir is as “GOAL” as it gets What entrepreneurship means for GOAL practitioners
Goal Post - Vol.7-no 3, Spring 2011 In this issue : - Centennial’s Dragons’ Den gives students a lesson in life. - Check your assumptions at the door, says renowned educator. - Every kid needs hope and dreams.	Goal Post - Vol.7-no 2, Winter 2011 In this issue : - Symposium promises thought- provoking line-up of speakers. - New LES-trio is ready for testing. - A family career tree can validate students’ own strengths. - Live from the shop floor at Heritage!
Goal Post - Vol.7-no 1, Fall 2010 In this issue : - Integrative Project program helps students to connect the dots. - Lake of Two Mountains’ POWER students show their stuff. - Canadian student leaders gather at Pierrefonds Comprehensive.	Goal Post - Vol.6-no 2, Spring 2010 In this issue : - Symposium maps out strategies for greater student engagement. - Six-board videoconference brings space travel into the classroom. - POP/Explo/Entrepreneurship update: The mentoring project that grew
Goal Post - Vol. 6-no 1, Winter 2010 In this issue : - "Dragons' Den" challenge fires students' imaginations. - POP/Explo update: A PDIG with a difference - "Commit to Get Fit" exercices real GOAL thinking	Goal Post - Vol. 5-no 2, Spring 2009 In this issue : - A career fair by students for students - How Explo contributes to students’ self-discovery - The Incubator: teacher-friendly and no training required
Goal Post - Vol. 5-no 1, Winter 2009 In this Issue: - Bank tour puts a human face on essential skills - Access these new evaluation tools for POP and Explo teachers - Who's who in the GOAL network	Goal Post - Vol.4-no 3, Fall 2008 In this Issue: - Students see math and science applied in their community - Watch for GOAL-related sessions at QPAT - Field test gives “Explo” the thumbs up - Who’s who in the GOAL Network
Goal Post - Vol. 4-no 2, Spring 2008 In this Issue: - Confessions of a POP teacher - New career vistas come out of the blue - GOAL and the new math sequences - Your GOAL Networking Committee	Goal Post - Vol. 4-no 1, Winter 2008 In this Issue: - Students get serious about the Charter of Rights and Freedoms - POP update: Educators are students for a day - Entrepreneurship resources: yours for the asking - Your GOAL Networking Committee
Goal Post - Vol. 3-no 3, Fall 2007 In this Issue: - GOAL gives real-life context to learning - Pilot teachers have POP resources to share - You’re always welcome at the “Not-During-Class-Time Café” - Watch for “Prelude” and Academos - Your GOAL Networking Committee	Goal Post - Vol. 3-no 2, Spring 2007 In this Issue: - A pilot teacher’s take on the POP - They’re preparing for high school by exploring their dream careers. - “Tell us about lesser-known options!” says this student. - Your GOAL Networking Committee