Get Principals Qualification Program Part I 2014 Practicum Handbook Ontario Principals '' Council

Filling out the Principals Qualification Program Part I 2014 Practicum Handbook is an important step for candidates aspiring to become principals in Ontario. This user-friendly guide provides detailed, step-by-step instructions to ensure that you understand each section of the form and can complete it accurately.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling out the title page of your practicum proposal, which should include the practicum topic, your name and email, your mentor's name and position, the Part I instructor's name and email, and the date of the proposal.
3. Outline the goals and objectives of both yourself as the candidate and the project, ensuring to reference the Ontario Leadership Framework for Principals and Vice-Principals.
4. Specify the starting and expected completion dates for your practicum, along with a detailed schedule of activities.
5. Include applications of the theory and research that you have learned from Part I, as well as any relevant legislation and school board policies.
6. Ensure that you identify links to both the Standard of Practice for the Teaching Profession and the Ethical Standards for the Teaching Profession, as these will serve as the basis for your reflective practice.
7. Clearly define the learning outcomes you wish to achieve during the practicum and specify the evaluation criteria that will be used.
8. Review your completed proposal for clarity and comprehensiveness before submitting it to your instructor for approval.
9. Once your proposal is approved, maintain a detailed log of your practicum activities, documenting dates and durations of each task performed.
10. Keep a reflective journal throughout the practicum to reflect on your learning experiences, challenges faced, and accomplishments.
11. Prepare a substantive summative report detailing your practicum experience, including research conducted, benefits to stakeholders, and reflections on your leadership development.
12. Finalize all documentation, ensuring that both your log and journal are complete and accurately reflect your practicum experience.
13. Review the assessment rubric for clarity on how your proposal, log, and summative report will be evaluated.
14. Once satisfied, submit all required components to your instructor for an evaluation of your completed practicum.

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