Be introduced to strategies and resources that will engage students in learning about this important history, while connecting to the devastating effects that the residential schools have had on former students, their families, and entire indigenous communities. Please visit Summer Institutes 2016 for additional information and registration.
This workshop will address a need for teaching diverse students real-life skills in managing money on a limited budget using basic and accessible technology and how this knowledge can greatly support them as they become more independent in managing their own lives. Please visit Summer Institutes 2016 for additional information and registration.
By the end of this Summer Institute, participants will know the big ideas of disciplinary thinking (History, Law, Economics and Politics) and be able to assess the concepts by developing inquiry. Participants will also be familiar with online resources that can support the revised curriculum. Please visit Summer Institutes 2016 for additional information and registration.
Are you ready to help your students move beyond the standard classroom thinking routines toward a culture of thinking? This workshop is designed to help educators foster new thinking routines in their classrooms that will enhance learning at all levels. Schools are busy places. If you were to walk into a classroom, at any grade …
So I have iPads in the school… Now what?!?! This summer, walk through a practical demonstration of Apple’s free iBooksAuthor (IBA) software. Be introduced to IBA and see the potential to design interactive modules, create customized lessons, and ensure students who are away do not miss resources. Please visit Summer Institutes 2016 for additional information …
