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Brandon Teachers' Association – Virtual LIFT 2020 Brandon Teachers’ Association – Virtual LIFT 2020 Please note: ➢ EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION ENDS OCTOBER 1ST, 2020 (Does not apply to St. John Ambulance Course) ➢ A cancellation fee of $10.00 will be charged with respect to any cancellations requested. ➢ As this is a virtual conference, we cannot accommodate late registrations. ➢ Presenter will be providing attendees with a link to their session. ➢ We accept either Credit Cards and Debit Cards when registering on-line. ➢ Registration fee includes GST. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: RESPECTFULLY, UP YOURS! 1) Sylvia Marusyk, Activational Speaker RESPECTFULLY, UP YOURS: HOW TO PLAY NICE AT WORK What makes a good workplace great? A culture of respect and cooperation. This interactive and collaborative seminar will assist people in becoming more effective individual agents of change and more respectful as a team. We will explore practical and concrete ways of bringing these ideas to life to generate a workplace of happy, engaged and supportive team players. Discover: • What constitutes respectful or disrespectful behavior? • The effect of disrespect in the workplace on SAFETY and HEALTH. • What’s in it for you to change the way YOU do things? • Guidelines for a respectful and psychologically safe workplace. • Practical tools and strategies for becoming a more respectful workplace. BIO: Sylvia is everything you never knew you wanted in a public speaker. The former host of the ‘Happy Hour With Sylvia!’ radio show, international keynote speaker, “activational” mentor and industry expert uses her 30 years of experience to change the way we look at corporate health and wellness. Get ready to learn, laugh and feel better than you ever thought you could. Suitable for All Educators A) 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) B) 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) COST: $20.00 until October 1st/$25.00 after October 1st PLATFORM: ZOOM 2) A NEW VIEW OF AUTISM – FIVE GAME-CHANGING PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICE & DESIGN EDUCATORS NEED TO KNOW Dr. Patty Douglas, Assistant Professor, Brandon University/ Raya Shields, Child and Youth Worker & Public Speaker As educators, we are confronted daily with the problem of autism in schools— everything from how to address challenging behaviours and communication difficulties to how to effectively plan for sensory differences, talk to worried or upset parents and effectively teach social skills. With these demands and ever- increasing numbers of students attracting the label of autism, teachers and schools are under new kinds of pressure. A New View of Autism takes you on an inspirational journey to change your mind about the problem of autism in schools. Through story, the workshop will help you recall some of the deeper reasons you went into teaching and will acquaint you with insights from a number of autistic people and their supporters. Through this work together, we will encounter neurodiversity—a new view of autism—and its five game- changing principles of practice and design you need to know. Ultimately, our goal is to give you the tools you need to think about autism differently, open access to learning for autistic/ neurodivergent students, supporters and peers, and to enjoy yourself along the way! This keynote session is suitable for all educators and is essential learning for teachers, resource teachers, practitioners, administrators and paraprofessionals. BIO: Dr. Patty Douglas is an international speaker on disability and inclusion who brings new views of autism and ways of working with students to classroom teachers and school system leaders. She is a former special education teacher, mom of a son who attracted the label of autism and assistant professor at Brandon University. Patty is passionate about inclusive education and inspiring educators to value—even desire—the difference of disability in schools. Patty has published widely on autism and disability and is currently working on two books— Disability Studies in Education: Critical Conversations and; Autism: Ethical Disruptions and Care Pedagogies. Raya Shields is an autistic speaker and Child and Youth Worker working with autistic/ neurodivergent children and youth in the Toronto area. Raya writes and speaks nationally on neurodiversity and rethinking institutional space as a new way to open access to learning, life and belonging. She has a Master’s degree in Critical Disability Studies from York University and is passionate about neurodiversity, laundromats and her pug, Sir Gherkin. Find out more about Patty and Raya’s current project!— Re•Storying Autism in Education, a multimedia storytelling project about belonging and inclusion in schools with and for autistic people, educators, practitioners, artists and family members. Over the next four years in Manitoba, Southwestern Ontario and Yorkshire, UK, the project is interviewing, holding storytelling workshops and providing professional development workshops for educational stakeholders to change hearts, minds, policy and practice around autism. For more information, check out www.restoryingautism.com @ReStorying Suitable for All Educators, Student Teachers A) 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) B) 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) COST: $20.00 until October 1st/$25.00 after October 1st PLATFORM: ZOOM 2 3) SMARTER SCIENCE Dominic Tremblay, Education Consultant, Western Manitoba Science Fair *NOTE: A.M. Session is an Introductory Workshop. P.M. Session is an Advanced Workshop* A.M. SESSION: SMARTER SCIENCE – INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP This introductory workshop in Smarter Science includes practical activities which can be used in class from Kindergarten to Grade 12. These activities encourage questioning and the use of 35 investigative process skills without expensive equipment. Participants will also use the Steps-to-Inquiry to guide their student into designing their own experiment. Smarter Science is a framework for teaching science which provides the opportunity to develop research skills, creativity, and innovation. Students must learn to “think like scientists”. Suitable for All Educators A) 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) COST: $20.00 until October 1st/$25.00 after October 1st PLATFORM: MICROSOFT TEAMS P.M. SESSION: SMARTER SCIENCE – ADVANCED WORKSHOP This is the second course in the Smarter Science workshop series. It includes practical activities which can be used in the classroom, from Kindergarten to Grade 12. These activities encourage questioning and the use of 35 investigative process skills without expensive equipment. Participants will also use the Steps-to-Inquiry to guide their students into designing their own experiment. Smarter Science is a framework for teaching science which provides the opportunity to develop research skills, creativity, and innovation. Students must learn to “think like scientists”. *NOTE: It is recommended to have taken the 1st course in the morning or when presented at 2017 LIFT Conference, but not mandatory.* B) 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) COST: $20.00 until October 1st/$25.00 after October 1st PLATFORM: MICROSOFT TEAMS BIO: I’m an innovative Education Consultant who specializes in bringing 21st century skills to educational programs and professionals. I am passionate about inquiry-based learning and developing relevant pedagogical activities for students immersed in a world where technology and multimedia are the norm. With 13 years of classroom experience at both primary and secondary levels, I know what is required to create a learning environment that motivates and inspires in today’s world. 3 I offer: • up-to-date knowledge of, and experience with, provincial curriculum standards across Canada • a leadership style that assists educators in gaining confidence with new concepts and approaches • experience working with First Nations, Inuit, minority Francophone and Anglophone communities • a unique blend of experience as a teacher, administrator, technology and social media consultant, keynote speaker, curriculum developer and magician Suitable for All Educators A) 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) B) 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. (Maximum number of participants 100) COST: $20.00 until October 1st/$25.00 after October 1st PLATFORM: MICROSOFT TEAMS FULL DAY SESSIONS: 4) DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING Teresa Flannery, Literacy Coach, Literacy Support & Empower Reading Teacher Brandon School Division Teresa has been scrapbooking and making cards for many years, both paper and digital. She currently uses the online Picaboo program to make cards, calendars and books. She has created many different books over the years, including memory books from vacations, wedding albums, baby albums, pattern books for young children, family history albums and many more. Teresa will share a variety of the items she has created. Learn to create your own memory books, calendars or cards using the user friendly online Picaboo program. BIO: Teresa is an Early Years Educator at Meadows School in the Brandon School Division. She is currently the Literacy Coach, Literacy Support & Empower Reading Teacher. She has several hobbies that include photography, cake decorating, card making and scrapbooking. Suitable for All Educators 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. (Maximum number of participants 30) COST: $40.00 until October 1st/$50.00 after October 1st PLATFORM: MICROSOFT TEAMS 5) GAME-BASED LEARNING IN THE SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSROOM Jeremy Roberts, Educator, Rolling River School Division This full-day
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