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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.




 

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


  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