Survey - Live Safe! Work Smart!

Ontario is one few jurisdictions in the world that includes health and safety education in appropriate curriculum, policies and programs to help prepare students for healthy and safe working lives. Since 1999, when the new curriculum was launched, injury rates for Ontario teenagers have decreased by 70%, no doubt influenced by lessons taught by Ontario teachers.
 
The Ministry of Labour has produced and provided the Live Safe! Work Smart! set of teacher resources, teacher web site, related resources and delivered support to the education system for nearly 15 years to facilitate student safety education.
 
To help us ensure we continue to provide relevant, appropriate and well-used resources and supports for teachers, please complete the survey, in English or in French, to help inform a renewal plan.  The survey should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete. It’s open for responses until June 30th.
 
 
 
L’Ontario est parmi l’un des quelques territoires au monde qui incluent l’éducation en matière de santé et de sécurité dans les curriculums, les politiques et les programmes appropriés en vue d’aider les élèves à se préparer à une vie professionnelle sûre et saine. Depuis 1999, année où le nouveau curriculum a été lancé, les taux de blessures chez les adolescents en Ontario ont diminué de 70 %, taux qui ont sans doute été influencés par les leçons données par le personnel enseignant en Ontario.
 
Le ministère du Travail a conçu et livré un ensemble de ressources pédagogiques intitulées Travailleur avisé, travailleur en santé!, un site Web et des ressources connexes et a également offert un soutien au réseau d’éducation pendant près de 15 ans pour faciliter l’enseignement de la sécurité aux élèves.
 
Pour nous  aider à continuer à fournir des ressources à jour, pertinentes et conviviales et des services de soutien au personnel enseignant, nous vous prions de remplir le sondage, en français ou en anglais, afin de nous éclairer quant au plan de renouvellement.  Il faut prévoir environ 10 minutes ou moins pour remplir le sondage.  Vous pouvez donner vos réponses jusqu’au 30 juin.
 
 
Sue Boychuk
Provincial lead: Young Workers
Coordinator:  It’s Your Job Video contest
Prevention Office
Ministry of Labour
10 Dundas Street East, 8th floor
Toronto, Ontario

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