MODULE 1
A Brief Introduction to the Program
Introduction
Here you will find a brief overview of the program with an explanation of the main definitions. This will give you a broad understanding of the program that will be further explored in the other modules.
Module 1.1
Module 1.2
Module 1.3
Program Objectives
To have meaningful conversations about democracy, it's important to learn about Quebec society. But just knowing things isn't enough to be a good citizen. Thinking deeply, reflecting carefully, and considering how ethical issues affect people's lives are also essential for being a good citizen.
Module 1.4
The three objectives help achieve the three aims of the Québec Education Program (QEP):
Construction of identity
Construction of worldview
Empowerment
NOTE: The program has one main goal: prepare students to exercise citizenship in Quebec. The other two goals are meant to support the achievement of the main goal.
Understanding the Foundations of the Program
Here are three interactive presentations produced by the team at MEQ. The goal of these presentations is to foster a common understanding of the foundations of the program in different school settings throughout the province.
Module 1.5
Sociology is a scientific study of human behaviors, social relations and societies. It investigates how social structures shape our individual experiences, behavior, and perception. The main goal of sociology is to understand the social forces that shape our lives and how they affect different groups in different ways.
Here you will find a brief explanation of what sociology looks like in the CCQ program.
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy concerned with the study of knowledge. It explores the nature and sources of knowledge, as well as the justification and limits of beliefs. Epistemology also considers how beliefs are acquired, developed, and modified.
Ethics is a set of principles that guide human behavior and decision-making. It involves considering the impact of actions on individuals and society as a whole. Ethics helps us determine what is right and wrong, and promotes accountability and responsibility.
Summary of the Module & Program
NOTE: This exit profile states what competencies the student is expected to have developed after completing the full CCQ program.
This means that it will take years before we see the results of our collective efforts.
At a Glance: Program Overview
Program Overview Website.pdfPrintable
Here is an overview of the program that can be printed and shared with parents and students.
CCQ placemat, SECONDARY.pdfModule Summary
Take a moment to reflect on your learning throughout this module.
What is your main takeaway from the learning content presented in this learning module?
What are the 3 main objectives of the CCQ program?
In your own words, explain sociology and ethics.
What are some of the key differences between CCQ and ERC? Are there any similarities?
EXTEND YOUR LEARNING
Sociological Perspective
Seeing the general in the particular
Seeing the unusual in the familiar
Challenge Your Perspective
Maybe we have more in common than what we think?