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Ignite43: Possibility
We are hosting another inspiring Ignite43 event on May 16th at the Old Mill Boathouse in Port Moody. We have 10+ presenters joining us to share their stories, favourite lessons, and teachable moments around a theme of Possibility.
What is an Ignite?
“Ignite” is a PD evening hosted at a local venue with amazing presenters, lively conversation, and great food. Presenters are given 5 minutes to present their idea, with 20 slides rotating automatically every 15 seconds. The intention is to spark or “ignite” an idea and allow time to discuss and share ideas between presentations.
What do we mean by “Possibility”
Consider your practice through this lens: how do you find or inspire possibilities in our learning community? What have you learned on your personal journey through the possibilities in your life? What possibilities have your students amazed you with? If these questions just ignited a spark, please consider sharing it with us at Ignite43!
If you have questions about the event please contact Bree Weir.
Tickets for those wishing to attend the Ignite are available now! You can either scan the QR code with your phone’s camera or click the image to book your ticket. Invoices will be sent out before the event.
‘Teachers These Days” – Dr. Jody Carrington & Laurie McIntosh
You’re invited to join the Book Club! Please register here
Hosted by our amazing PD Committee members: Amanda Roberts, Jacqueline Favelle and Pali Mann. Location is at Pinetree Secondary in Room A211 at 3:45 pm – 5 pm on the dates below:
February 27, 2024 – CANCELLED. Another date will be rescheduled in the near future, be sure to RSVP!
Making Ends Meet Poverty Simulation (MEM) is an experiential learning exercise designed to offer a glimpse into the daily experiences and challenges faced by those who live in poverty in the Vancouver Lower Mainland. It is run by members of Dr. Stephen Wright’s Intergroup Relations and Social Justice lab at SFU, with a team of undergraduate volunteers trained to act as “service providers”. These volunteers are managed by Maitland Waddell, a PhD student in the IRSJ lab and the Project Coordinator of MEM.
If you are interested in hosting a workshop, or want to learn more about this project, click the image on the left to view the infographic uploaded to the SD43 OneDrive, or visit their website here
Proudly sponsored by
Ace 2024 – May 16 & 17, 2024 at the Executive Plaza Hotel, Metro Vancouver, the 8th Adult Centred Education Conference.
The Adult Centred Education Conference is a curated conference intended for anyone who considers themselves an Adult Educator. Do you teach, instruct, profess, educate or otherwise engage adult learners? A variety of adult education experts are selected from Canada and the United States, bringing adult education practitioners and researchers together.
Thursday, May 16th 8am – 5 pm (Buffet Lunch and Dinner included with registration)
Keynote is Dr. Shahana Alibhai, with other speakers joining: Jonny Kalambay, Mary Bertucci and Dr. Dustin Louie.
Friday, May 17th 8am – 2:45pm (Buffet Lunch included with registration)
Keynote is Romeo Dallaire, with other speakers joining: Dr. Alec Couros, Dr. Julie Clayton and Roberta Power.
For more information click the ACE logo to the left, to register, click here.
A Shakesperience
Take a lively 60-minute ride, written by Bard Education Director Mary HartmanFive talented performers delight in Shakespeare’s language and revel in the art of asking questions.
For more information click here
Well Teacher Group
Keep checking for updates using this link
Virtual Event, details here
May 1, 2024 5:30-9:30pm
Maritime Labour Centre, 1880 Triumph Street, Vancouver. Event will feature an information fair, speakers, live music, food provided by Tamam: Fine Palestinian Cuisine, workshops and more!
Featuring labour and political cartoonist Sam Wallman
For more information, click here