Ontario. Curriculum Branch (1976-1984)

Zone d'identification

Type d'entité

Lower-level Ontario government office (type C)

Forme autorisée du nom

Ontario. Curriculum Branch (1976-1984)

forme(s) parallèle(s) du nom

    Forme(s) du nom normalisée(s) selon d'autres conventions

    • Curriculum Branch

    Autre(s) forme(s) du nom

    • Ontairo. Curriculum Development Division

    Numéro d'immatriculation des collectivités

    Zone de description

    Dates d’existence

    1976-1984

    Historique

    The Curriculum Branch was created in June, 1976, within the Ministry of Education's Program Division. The Branch resulted from an amalgamation of the Curriculum Services Branch and the Curriculum Development Branch.

    In 1979, the Curriculum Branch was split to form the Elementary Education Branch and the Senior and Continuing Education Branch of the Curriculum Development Division.

    The Curriculum Development Division continued until 1984 when it was split off again and formed a branch.

    Lieux

    Statut légal

    Fonctions et activités

    The Curriculum Branch provided curriculum guidelines for elementary and secondary schools in Ontario, developed and revised curriculum guidelines and material, supervised the implementation of curriculum policies through the regional offices of the Ministry of Education, encouraged the development and publication of Canadian learning materials, provided leadership to increase inter-action between schools and communities, and developed policies regarding continuing education and experimental and alternative forms of education.

    Adresse

    Organisation interne/Généalogie

    Contexte général

    Zone des relations

    Entité associée

    Ontario. Ministry of Education (1972-1993) (1972-1993)

    Identifier of related entity

    AA78

    Type de relation

    hiérarchique

    Type de relation

    Ontario. Ministry of Education (1972-1993) contrôles Ontario. Curriculum Branch (1976-1984)

    Dates de la relation

    Description de la relation

    Entité associée

    Ontario. Curriculum Services Branch (1972-1976)

    Identifier of related entity

    CA1638

    Type de relation

    temporel

    Type de relation

    Ontario. Curriculum Services Branch est le prédécesseur de Ontario. Curriculum Branch (1976-1984)

    Dates de la relation

    Description de la relation

    Entité associée

    Ontario. Curriculum Development Branch (1972-1976)

    Identifier of related entity

    CA1639

    Type de relation

    temporel

    Type de relation

    Ontario. Curriculum Development Branch est le prédécesseur de Ontario. Curriculum Branch (1976-1984)

    Dates de la relation

    Description de la relation

    Entité associée

    Ontario. Elementary Education Branch (1979-1983)

    Identifier of related entity

    CA1610

    Type de relation

    temporel

    Type de relation

    Ontario. Elementary Education Branch est le successeur de Ontario. Curriculum Branch (1976-1984)

    Dates de la relation

    Description de la relation

    Entité associée

    Ontario. Senior and Continuing Education Branch (1979-1983)

    Identifier of related entity

    CA1611

    Type de relation

    temporel

    Type de relation

    Ontario. Senior and Continuing Education Branch est le successeur de Ontario. Curriculum Branch (1976-1984)

    Dates de la relation

    Description de la relation

    Zone des points d'accès

    Mots-clés - Sujets

    Mots-clés - Lieux

    Epithet

    Zone du contrôle

    Identifiant de notice d'autorité

    CA1637

    Identifiant du service d'archives

    Règles et/ou conventions utilisées

    RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)

    Statut

    For Review

    Niveau de détail

    Dates de production, de révision et de suppression

    2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM

    Langue(s)

      Écriture(s)

        Sources

        Canadiana Name Authorities

        Inventory of the Ministry of Education

        KWIC indexes

        Notes de maintenance

        The Curriculum Division was created as an oversight branch in 1979 and could require its own authority. It consisted of two staff members so this was not done. If its authority is created, series RG 2-264 should be adjusted to reflect this.

        Archivist(s):
        Gorton/Levi