Workshop Registration
Please choose from the following list of currently available workshops. They are listed in chronological order. You will be prompted to login if you have not already.
Any notes regarding changes or cancellations will appear here, although you will also be notified directly.
*For all Math Workshops, please speak with your Board consultant
Comprehensive literacy instruction is essential at all levels of education. Effective instructional leaders can enhance the literacy instruction within their schools. Join this two-hour webinar session January 21, 2025 starting at 10 AM with Karen Filewych.
The Youth Post-Secondary Commitee is excited to invite educators at the Secondary and College level to a transformative workshop focused on building resilience in both students and educators. This interactive event with Dr. Jean Clinton will delve into the science of resilience, its crucial role in student success, and practical strategies to nurture it in the classroom.
"with the financial participation of the Government of Quebec" and "with the participation of the Government of Canada:"
Join Patricia Blackett & Angela Lionetti for this 90 minute webinar starting at 9:30AM on February 26, 2025.
with the financial participation of the Government of Quebec and with the participation of the Government of Canada
Developing empathy for struggling students is imperative before trying to help them. In this session, participants will participate in four simulations of dyslexia which will include two reading and two writing simulations. Join Dr. Kelli Sandman-Hurdman for this two-hour webinar on February 27 beginning at 10AM.
This three-day workshop is for Graduates of previous Leadership for School Improvement Workshops. We look forward to welcoming you at the Auberge des Gallant March 19, 20, & 21, 2025.
This session is designed for educators of students in grades 1 through 7 and will explore how understanding of syllable patterns can inform literacy instruction. By becoming familiar with the basics of syllable types, teachers can more effectively support students in their daily reading and writing activities.
Join Dr. Sandra Marting-Chang on March 24th for this two-hour webinar beginning at 9:00AM
Developing empathy for struggling students is imperative before trying to help them. In this session, participants will participate in four simulations of dyslexia which will include two reading and two writing simulations. Join Dr. Kelli Sandman-Hurdman for this two-hour webinar geared specifically for those working at the Secondary level on April 10, 2025 beginning at 10AM.