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2010 The Spirit of Learning
Convention dates for 2010 are March 25 & 26 due to the Arctic Winter Games.
In 2011 Convention will be held on March 10 & 11.
The program is complete!
The Mighty Peace Teachers' Convention Association would like to remind teachers that while the displays in the gyms provide valuable teaching resources, they are not considered professional development and attending the displays is not the same as attending sessions. Teachers must attend sessions at convention that are equivalent to their teaching assignment times.
In the Spotlight:
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Marcia Tate, Shouting Won’t Grow Dendrites: Techniques for Managing a Brain-Compatible Classroom, Double Session C & D
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Flute Making, Friday, Sessions E-H (All Day), pre-registration required, email drattray@prn.bc.ca, cost is $25, please pay the presenter.
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 Photography, Thursday & Friday, Sessions A-F (1.5 day workshop), pre-registration and payment required before March 1st.
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Emergency First-Aid, Thursday, Sessions A-D (All Day), pre-registration required before March 16th, email evelynmalina@pwsd76.ab.ca, cost is $90, please pay the presenter.
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Entertainment before the opening keynote will be provided by Tenille! Thursday, March 25, 8:30 a.m.
We have four excellent Keynote speakers this year - Marcia Tate, Pasi Sahlberg, Stephen Murgatroyd and Ken Valgardson.
Download a bookmark of Marcia Tate's 20 Strategies!
The Regional French ATA Council, otherwise known as the Conseil français welcomes all teachers of French and French Immersion in the region to a wine and cheese on Thursday March 25th 2010 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Staff Dining Room at the Composite High School. Come and enjoy a glass of wine after the convention sessions and exchange with fellow French colleagues from Northwestern Alberta!
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The Sandman Hotel is offering a special to teachers for convention.
Teachers' conventions are intended to raise awareness of and provide information about new approaches and instructional methods. Identifying trends and instilling pride in being a teacher are essential parts of teachers' convention.
The Mighty Peace Teachers' Convention does this every year for the approximately 1200 teachers that attend.
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