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NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Vol. 64/No. 1 September/October 2020 TEACHERSCHANGELIVES.CA ESIDEN PRESID R T E- E P C N I T NOV. V DEC. 23–27 14 –18 ONLINE VOTE 2020 INSIDE NLTA Working to Address Teachers' Concerns Throughout COVID-19 . 10 Voluntary Activities: Making Choices VOTE for Work/Life Balance . 12 Welcome Back from the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for Teachers . 14 Up Front from the President Lesley-Ann Browne Editor “If you want to predict the future – Create it!” ~ Abraham Lincoln Michelle Lamarche Editorial Assistant s another Make choices about what you can do with- Aschool year in your own personal situation. Reflect John Bishop, Elliott Green begins we have on tasks that you volunteer to take on Design • Printing • Distribution all had to set pri- and evaluate them through the lens of the orities, reflect on benefit and the cost of doing them. You The Bulletin is published five times what it is that we do have a choice. You can take control of a year during the school year by the can do and what activities you take on. I heard the follow- Newfoundland & Labrador Teachers’ truly matters to ing quote early in my career and it has Association, 3 Kenmount Road, St. John’s, us. This past sum- stayed with me, “You can’t be good to your Newfoundland, Canada, A1B 1W1. mer I know many job unless you are good to your family, and Tel: 709-726-3223; 1-800-563-3599 of you were anxiously wondering what you can’t be good to your family unless www.nlta.nl.ca this school year would look like. Our you are good to yourself”. Follow us on FaceBook and Twitter students left us, physically, far earlier than I would be remiss if I didn’t take the @NLTeachersAssoc any of us were prepared for, but we know opportunity to thank three of our long- Unless otherwise indicated, materials it was necessary. All of you took steps to serving staff members for their extensive used in The Bulletin may be reproduced or ensure your students’ learning continued service and contribution to the Association. broadcast without permission. to the best of your abilities within the George Tucker (Administrative Officer), confines that were placed upon you. I am Lesley-Ann Browne (Communications Opinions, advertisements and/or very proud of your efforts and you should Officer) and Joann Russell (Executive notices carried in this publication be too! Assistance – Governance) have decided do not imply endorsement or recommendation by the Association. As we commence another school year to move on to the next chapter of their things look very different. Our schools, lives. On behalf of all members of the Advertising inquiries should be directed to: our classrooms, and our routines are Association, I want to extend best wishes Michelle Lamarche, Ext. 227 altered as we move to accommodate and thank them for their years of service to [email protected] changes due to COVID-19. There will the teachers of this province. May they all Deadlines for material are: be challenges. Your Association has been create the futures that they would like. November/December Issue: November 2 advocating for necessary safety measures, Until next time, January/February: January 4 and while there has been some progress, we can all recognize that additional mea- ISSN-1189-9662 sures are needed. It is important that our Printed on Recycled Paper collective efforts continue. As you face challenges this school year, I would ask that you reflect on what is important to you both professionally and personally. ATTENTION!NEW TEACHERS Information for New Teachers is available on the NLTA website at www.nlta.nl.ca. Click “Member Services” and then “Beginning/Early Career Teachers” If new teachers wish to receive any of the information on the website on a flash drive, please email: [email protected] the bulletin 2 september/october 2020 CONTENTS FINAL NOTE FROM THE EDITOR Features s many of you already may know, I will be A leaving my position as Communications Officer 10 Executive Director’s Message with the NLTA this fall. I have accepted a new NLTA Working to Address position as Chief of Staff with the NL NDP Caucus Teachers’ Issues Throughout COVID-19 and will be starting with them in early October. by Steve Brooks While I am excited about the new opportunities and 12 Programs & Services adventures that lie ahead, there is a big part of me that Voluntary Activities: is sad to say good-bye to an amazing group of staff Making Choices for Work/Life Balance at the NLTA office, School Representatives, Branch by Stefanie Tuff Presidents, members of Provincial Executive and of course, teachers. 13 Going on Leave? It has been my absolute pleasure to work on behalf of teachers, Things You Should Know providing advice on communications issues, creating media awareness campaigns like Teachers Change Lives, Invest in Our Kids, and so 14 Living Well many other initiatives/projects over the years to support you. Welcome Back from the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for Teachers Many things have changed throughout my almost 25 years with the by Gail Carroll & Kenda Riggs NLTA, and the way we communicate is certainly one of them. I still, however, believe that meeting people one-on-one and communicating 16 Autism in the Classroom in person will always be most effective. Unfortunately, I am unable to Students Supporting Students: Making Your say good-bye to every one of you personally, face to face, but I wanted Classroom More Accepting of Autism you to know that you and the NLTA have been an important part of by Scott Crocker my life for many years and that you truly do change lives every day. 18 Of Special Interest… Take care! • Special Interest Councils: Lesley-Ann A Great Way to Get Involved in Your Association • SAC Distinguished Administrators Award Winners NLTA Membership Cards If you require an NLTA membership Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ Association Departments card, please visit the NLTA website 3 Kenmount Road, St. John’s, NL A1B 1W1 Up Front from the President 2 at www.nlta.nl.ca, click on Final Note from the Editor 3 “Forms” and then “Request On Location News 4 a Membership Card” or go to In Memoriam 6 “Member Services” and click on News and Events 19 “Membership Cards”. Cards will be mailed to the home address we have on file for you. If you have had a recent address change, please update your current address. For further information please contact: Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ Association Tel: 709-726-3223 or 1-800-563-3599 [email protected] Note: You may need your NLTA membership card to access discounts from the NLTA Teacher Discount List which can be found on the NLTA website at www.nlta.nl.ca. Go to “Member Services". the bulletin 3 september/october 2020 ON LOCATION P ROV I N C I A L /N AT I O NA L /I NTERNATIONAL NEWS PARADISE from the provincial government. Gerard says CCPA really appreciated that he was able to work with six NLTA Medal winner announced Guidance interns in six years. These interns have since gone on to be registered with CCPA, which is the Shauna Field of Paradise is the 2019-20 recipi- highest national standard for counsellors. ent of the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ The School Counselling Award has been estab- Association medal. Shauna is a graduate of the lished to recognize the work of exceptional school Primary/Elementary Education Program at Memorial counsellors and to acknowledge their personal and University and was recently accepted into MUN’s professional commitment to the profession. The Special Education Program. Shauna was also awarded award includes a $300 monetary component as well the 2019-20 NLTA Scholarship, which is awarded as a recognition plaque. As the 2020 national confer- annually on the basis of academic excellence and ence was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Shauna Field character to a senior student enrolled in the Faculty CCPA were unable to recognize Gerard this year. of Education. They will be celebrating both this year’s recipient and The NLTA Medal is awarded annually to an next year’s winner at their national conference which Education student who, during his/her academic is scheduled to take place virtually in May 2021. career, has made an outstading contribution to the The deadline to apply for the School Counselling Faculty of Education and to the University. The Award is December 1st each year. recipient must be a graduating student and have a consistently good academic record in the professional NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR courses required for the degree. The award is made by Memorial University on the recommendation of the Dean of Education. Education Week 20/20 Vision contest winners announced CORNER BROOK During Education Week 2020, March 8-14, schools and NLTA members were invited to post their National School Counsellor Education Week activities on Facebook and Twitter of the Year Award Winner for a chance to win one of several NLTA Education Week prizes. Due to the shutdown during COVID- Gerard Lowe, a guidance counsellor at Corner 19 we decided to postpone the awarding of prizes Brook Regional High has received the National until the new school year. School Counsellor of the Year Award for 2019-20 We are happy to announce that the winning school from the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy for our Education Week 20/20 Vision Contest is Sacred Association (CCPA). Heart Elementary in Corner Brook. Sacred Heart Gerard has vast community and school volunteer Elementary has been awarded a $500 VISA gift card.
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