Face-to-face (for École Immaculée-Conception and École catholique de l'Enfant-Jésus) and virtual (for École catholique des Étoiles-du-Nord)
Presentation, guest speaker or organization :
Cédrick Jeanpierre
Caitlin Guarasci
Emily Drouin
Véronique Drouin
Stéphane Lachance
Description (learning methods, topics covered) :
AI for educational planning and assessment Discover how to integrate artificial intelligence into your educational planning and assessment process. This hands-on workshop will introduce you to the use of Copilot in conjunction with curriculum to optimize the creation of learning units and assessment tools. Learn how to take advantage of these innovative technologies to enrich your teaching while gaining in efficiency.
Optimize diagnostic assessment in mathematics and other subjects Teachers and support staff will have the opportunity to explore innovative tools for diagnostic assessment in mathematics. This hands-on workshop will introduce school staff to the Taking Action kit, the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), and the Knowledgehook platform. Learn how to use these resources to accurately identify your students' needs, personalize your teaching and promote success in mathematics.
Differentiation through learning centers: from planning to implementation Teachers and support staff will have the opportunity to work out effective differentiated learning centers from their planning. This hands-on workshop will guide staff in creating learning centers adapted to the different levels and needs of your students, whatever their grade. Learn how to use your planning as a basis for designing varied and engaging activities, enabling successful differentiation within your classroom.
AI for educational planning and assessment Discover how to integrate artificial intelligence into your educational planning and assessment process. This hands-on workshop will introduce you to the use of Copilot in conjunction with curriculum to optimize the creation of learning units and assessment tools. Learn how to take advantage of these innovative technologies to enrich your teaching while gaining in efficiency.
Optimize diagnostic assessment in mathematics and other subjects Teachers and support staff will have the opportunity to explore innovative tools for diagnostic assessment in mathematics. This hands-on workshop will introduce school staff to the Taking Action kit, the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), and the Knowledgehook platform. Learn how to use these resources to accurately identify your students' needs, personalize your teaching and promote success in mathematics.
Differentiation through learning centers: from planning to implementation Teachers and support staff will have the opportunity to work out effective differentiated learning centers from their planning. This hands-on workshop will guide staff in creating learning centers adapted to the different levels and needs of your students, whatever their grade. Learn how to use your planning as a basis for designing varied and engaging activities, enabling successful differentiation within your classroom.
As part of National Francophone Immigration Week, AFNOO invites you to an inspiring webinar on November 8, 2024, from 6 to 8 p.m., to celebrate diversity and strengthen our ties.
With Dr. Diane Campeau, discover key moments in First Nations, Inuit and Métis history, and understand how, as a newcomer, you can play a role in reconciliation and intercultural understanding. An enriching evening that will open up new perspectives!
This webinar series, offered free of charge by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, helps parents better understand the concepts of positive parenting. The webinars will address some of the most common parenting issues and behaviours that families encounter. They offer brief support to parents who generally manage situations well, but have a concern or two about their child's behavior or development. They can also be a good introduction to positive parenting, encouraging parents to consider further, more in-depth Triple P interventions.
These webinars are aimed at parents or carers of children aged 2 to 12.
The series includes three webinars in English onlyEach session lasts 90 minutes, and parents are encouraged to attend all three.
The seminars will take place via Teams from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. :
The Power of Positive Parenting November 14, 2024
Raising Confident, Competent Children November 21, 2024
Raising Resilient Children November 28, 2024
For more information and free registration, please contact see the event link.
Collective support for immigrant fathers facing the challenges of integration
Taking care of your mental health as an immigrant father.
This webinar proposed by Parent Partners in Education addresses the unique mental health and integration challenges faced by immigrant fathers. It focuses on stress management, social and cultural pressure, and the importance of breaking down the stigma attached to expressing vulnerability. A space for discussion and support to help build a fulfilling life balance.
Moderators: Papa Ladjiké Diouf and Olivier Engoute, licensed psychotherapists
This webinar series, offered free of charge by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, helps parents better understand the concepts of positive parenting. The webinars will address some of the most common parenting issues and behaviours that families encounter. They offer brief support to parents who generally manage situations well, but have a concern or two about their child's behavior or development. They can also be a good introduction to positive parenting, encouraging parents to consider further, more in-depth Triple P interventions.
These webinars are aimed at parents or carers of children aged 2 to 12.
The series includes three webinars in English onlyEach session lasts 90 minutes, and parents are encouraged to attend all three.
The seminars will take place via Teams from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. :
The Power of Positive Parenting November 14, 2024
Raising Confident, Competent Children November 21, 2024
Raising Resilient Children November 28, 2024
For more information and free registration, please contact see the event link.
Breaking financial taboos, preparing for an enlightened economic future! A webinar offered as part of the Financial Literacy Month.
As part of Literacy Month 2024, this webinar is part of the "Let's talk about money" theme. It aims to break the taboos around financial conversations, recognizing the urgency of addressing this topic in the current Canadian economic context. The workshop aims to do this by blending stories and generations, and encouraging participants to :
- Reflect on their parents' financial legacy
- Share their own experiences and business realities
- Preparing their children for an ever-changing financial future
The discussion will recognize the diversity of experiences, whether in Canada or elsewhere, and encourage the sharing of varied cultural perspectives on financial management.
Join Parents Partners in Education for a unique opportunity for resilient leadership development : Discover how to navigate adversity and transform obstacles into real opportunities for personal, family and social growth.
The aim of this workshop is to discuss resilience as an essential skill for leading a successful life despite challenges, particularly those faced by French-speaking immigrant parents in Ontario. This skill is fundamental to overcoming obstacles of all kinds, supporting one's family and integrating positively into a society undergoing profound change. Resilient leadership is the ability to navigate, embrace adversity and then bounce back, making it an ally in personal, professional, social and family growth.
This webinar series, offered free of charge by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, helps parents better understand the concepts of positive parenting. The webinars will address some of the most common parenting issues and behaviours that families encounter. They offer brief support to parents who generally manage situations well, but have a concern or two about their child's behavior or development. They can also be a good introduction to positive parenting, encouraging parents to consider further, more in-depth Triple P interventions.
These webinars are aimed at parents or carers of children aged 2 to 12.
The series includes three webinars in English onlyEach session lasts 90 minutes, and parents are encouraged to attend all three.
The seminars will take place via Teams from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. :
The Power of Positive Parenting November 14, 2024
Raising Confident, Competent Children November 21, 2024
Raising Resilient Children November 28, 2024
For more information and free registration, please contact see the event link.
Find out how online testing fits into the curriculum and how you can support your child!
In this workshop, parents will learn more about the Education Quality and Accountability Office's (EQAO) Ontario-wide tests, including how to interpret the results of last spring's tests. Topics covered will include the purpose of the provincial assessments; what the new online tests are and how they relate to the Ontario Curriculum; how the results are used to improve learning in public schools; and how parents and guardians can support their children.
Come and ask your questions live and explore the testing platform!
