Workshop Registration

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Registration for this activity is limited to those individuals who have been approved by their School Board or Association

A five-day Writer’s Workshop for teachers, administrators, and professionals working with students at the Elementary, Secondary, and Post-Secondary levels.

Participants will learn effective strategies for improving student writing by actively engaging in a writer’s workshop.

This workshop is sponsored by the Leadership Committee for English Education in Quebec (LCEEQ).    
Graduates of previous Leadership for School Improvement Workshops are eligible for the Graduate session.  You may choose to attend in April and/or August depending on your interest and availability.

There is no registration fee for eligible participants. Cost for travel and accommodation are the responsibility of the School Board/School.  There are substantial subsidies available for such through the LCEEQ Cost Sharing Policy.  To see how it applies for residential projects visit LCEEQ.ca in the Documents section.

We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures that we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open.                                                                                                              -  Jawaharlal Nehru

This two-day program is designed for Physical Education and Health teachers with an interest in teaching and learning in the outdoors. The program will focus on pedagogy and skills for learning in the outdoors, including the following topics:

  •   An orientation to learning in the outdoors
  •   Developing outdoor leadership skills
  •   Current research on the use of outdoor activities.
  •   Facilitating a wander in the Natural Environment
    • Wandering vs. Hiking
    • Assessing risk, preparation, procedures 

Participants will leave with increased knowledge of how to safely and purposefully educate students in outdoor settings while developing the competencies of the Physical Education and Health program. Join us for two days of learning in a small-group (30 people) setting in nature at  the Auberge des Gallants.

This program will be facilitated by Gordon Oliver and Dr. Lee Schaefer.