Grade Group Get Together Tuesday April 23rd 2:45- 4:15pm no registration necessary!
In Person @ SBO Conference Room.
A place for teachers to gather and talk about teaching with grade range colleagues. Topics are formed by your questions and current context. Ed Centre Resources available. Snacks provided!
Bring a question, idea or something to share or just yourself!
Spring time topics might include: getting students outside on local field trips; yearend assessment; student self-assessment and learning celebrations.
8:45 – 2:45pm BCTF Classroom Management Register on CIMS by April 17th.
In Person @SBO
This workshop provides a framework for creating a classroom management plan that includes preventing problems, taking action when problems arise and intervening with individual students. This framework allows teachers to create a management plan that is based on positive behaviour support but is flexible to accommodate many strategies and teaching styles. Included is the opportunity to re-examine personal practice and beliefs, explore respectful discipline approaches and expand classroom management strategies.
Assigned educators, please check with your School Pro-D Committee to find out how you can help plan for the day.
Teachers considering an alternate activity or self directed learning should share those plans at least 2 weeks in advance with their PD rep and Administrator.
District workshops being hosted on that day - Register on CIMS before April 29,2023.
TTOC grants are available for District workshops. Please find the Grant Application on the Pro-D page, applications are due April 22, 2023.
9:30-12:30 SET BC - Microsoft Accessibility Tools for PC and iPad hosted by Maria and Lori from SET BC. Must register on CIMS by April 17th. In Person Event @ SBO
Do you have students who have difficulty writing, or who struggle reading? Do literacy skills impact the completion of assignments?
This workshop explores many built-in and free reading and writing tools to support literacy. Whether a student is working on a laptop or an iPad, these tools can help them access information, make annotations, and create their own writing. Some supports include dictation, predictive text, text-to-speech, annotation of PDFs, and the reduction of visual distractions from websites.
These are tools that will benefit all students. Come explore them with us. This is a hands-on workshop. Laptops and iPads will be available to use.
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