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TDSB Urban Indigenous Education Centre Programs - Website
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TTC Travel Training - The program offers an in-person session with our travel trainer who will help you navigate your trip using the TTC’s accessible buses, streetcars and/or subways.
TTC
TTC
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Independence is one of the most important skills students develop in secondary school for use both in their lives as students and as future participating members of society. Through the gradual release of responsibility, we endeavor to prepare our students for independence according to their needs, learning profile and readiness. TTC training is an essential part of this preparation.
Importantly, through TTC training, your teen will gain the skills and travel competency necessary to make informed decisions about the best way to travel to and from school to meet their changing needs. By taking the TTC to school, your teen will have the ability to:
Be on time for class, not frequently and repeatedly late due to school bus delays and cancellations
Remain in their period four class until the bell rings, with no pressure to leave early to meet the school bus before classes are officially dismissed
Take the TTC with peers who are experienced public transport users
Meet teachers for extra help in their courses before and after school
Participate in clubs, team sports and other extracurricular activities before and after school
Use the school library resources before or after school
Feel more included in school life by not having their school day shaped by the school bus schedule
Attend part time jobs independently
Give you a break with their new-found independence
We look forward to giving you updates after the TTC training information session with our next steps.
Sincerely,
Heather Kessler
Assistant Curriculum Leader, DHH/Literacy
Parent, Caregiver, Families and Student Resources
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Toronto Publlic Library for Teens, including book suggestions, programs and homework help.
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Brainfuse Higher Ed is a comprehensive suite of online tutoring, self-study, and collaborative tools designed for college students.
VOICE is an organization that develops and implements programs and services encompassing advocacy, family support, and public education. VOICE has connected hundreds of parents and families of children with hearing loss and has become one of the largest support organizations of its kind.
ISWO (formerly the Aboriginal Sport and Wellness Council of Ontario) is primarily funded by the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport and is the designated Provincial/Territorial Aboriginal Sporting Body (P/TASB) for Ontario.
Deaf Youth HUB is a centre of resources for Deaf and hard of hearing youth who are exploring education and employment.
The Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf has been providing the Deaf Community a space without communication barriers. Come and see what we have to offer!
Silent Voice serves Deaf adults, youth, children, and their families in an American Sign Language (ASL) environment. We are dedicated to improving communication and relationships between Deaf and hearing family members and Deaf and hearing members of the community. Silent Voice is an agency grounded in Catholic values offering services to the whole community. We value and respect the dignity and worth of all people.
Established in 1922, Union Hearing Aid Centre has been providing continuous exceptional service to the hearing impaired community for 100 years. Specializing in pediatrics, we are one of the only centers in Toronto to fit hearing aids for all ages.
TVO Learn Mathify provides FREE online math help for Ontario students in Grades 4-12. Access our math tutoring website from any digital device, whenever you need the help.
The West Toronto Youth Wellness Hub is an integrated care youth services hub, servicing the North West Toronto communities. The West Toronto Youth Hub is an integrated youth services site that consists of an inter-disciplinary team who provides rapid and seamless access to mental health, social service, and primary health support for children and youth between the ages of 12-25.
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Strides Toronto provides a wide range of exceptional programs and services to help our clients and their families achieve their personal best. Our agency supports clients from the prenatal stage to age 29 and their families. Our work helps strengthen their social and emotional well-being, move forward through adversity and develop their abilities and skills to reach their full potential.
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