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Friday, November 25

It All Adds Up – Making More Than Cents Out of Financial Literacy

This two-day conference, hosted during Financial Literacy Month, is designed for teachers who wish to learn more about how to infuse financial literacy into their programs. Teachers of grades 4-12, across an array of subject areas, will have opportunities to learn about, and explore a host of strategies and resources to build their financial education …

Monday, November 28

Talking…Changes Everything In the Math Class: Assessing Math Through Observations and Conversations

In this webinar, participants will be learning to gather good mathematics assessment data through observations and conversations. They will learn how technological tools can be used to gather evidence of student thinking. They will see why assessing mathematics is about more than just tests or summative tasks. Presented by: Matthew Oldridge. Please visit OTF Connects for …

The Workshop Presenter’s Palette (Part II)

This practical two-day workshop will provide an opportunity for members who regularly present workshops to expand their presentation skills. Participants will work to revise an existing workshop with feedback and suggestions from colleagues. They will also develop effective voice strategies and continue to build their facilitation skills to develop high levels of audience engagement. Please visit …

Tuesday, November 29

Connecting and Communicating: Video Chatting in the CEFR Based L2 Classroom

Video chatting in your L2 classroom could be authentic, CEFR-based and a great use of technology… but how do you engage all students? How do you scaffold the experience to ensure success for all? How do you incorporate all four strands? How do you keep the project spontaneous and student-driven? This webinar will address these …

Wednesday, November 30

Financial Literacy in the Elementary Classroom – The Why, What, Where and How

Financial Literacy in the Elementary Classroom – The Why, What, Where and How of incorporating this critically important but sometimes neglected topic in our lesson planning. Participants discover how to take advantage of the many excellent Financial Literacy resources that are freely available to all Ontario teachers. Resources include complete lesson plans, videos, interactive games …