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Pre-registration for 2012 will begin on February 11th, 2012
Please click on the session title.
After you fill in the form and click the submit button you will
arrive at a Confirmation page that you can print out. It shows
your registration information and a timestamp in EST when you
submitted. Keep it until you get an email confirming your
registration.
Later you
will also receive a confirmation email after you register.
Please allow up to 48 hrs. to receive this email. Please bring
a printout of your email to the convention session as proof of your
registration. You may be asked to leave the session if you
cannot produce this email when requested. The email is
necessary in case the session overfills before we get a chance to
remove the pre-registration link on this page.
PLEASE DO
NOT SUBMIT TWICE - CHECK THE DATABASE LIST FIRST
In an effort
to reduce duplicate registrations, after you submit once, please
find a list of all registration results without contact information
for all sessions by clicking TBA FOR 2012. Just in case your name is not listed, it is also a
good idea to refresh your browser to make sure you are not on a
cached page.
When the
session is full the hyperlink will be removed. If you have any
problems or do not receive a confirmation email in 48 hours please email
by@leelake.com.
Sessions
that will require pre-registration for Convention 2012 are as
follows. Hyperlink to pre-registration form will
be added later.
C03, C09,
D04, D17, D25, D27, E04, F26, G20, H08, I05
C03
Nspiring Times
Darryl Marchand
Telus 107 Thursday 12:00-1:10pm
Division IV
Mathematics
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDCome
and see the TI-Nspire CX COLOUR handheld. See how to use this
technology and the free teacher resources right away. Participant
prizes awarded. Pre-registration required. Maximum number of
participants is 30. There is no participant fee.
Darryl
is the ETC for TI. Prior to that Darryl taught in Rocky View School
Division for 27 years. He has spoken at many conferences
throughout North America. He was one of the authors of the App Math
workbook series from Absolute Value Pub.
www,education.ti.com
dmarchand@ti.com
C09
Power to Play Makes Teaching Health Fun!
Lee Finell Lee
Finell
Macleod Hall E3 Thursday 12:00-1:10pm
Division I
Phys.Ed./Health
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDPower
to Play is a curriculum based healthy eating and active living
program for K-3. Now with smart board activities teachers receive
the program free at the workshop. Pre-registration required.
Maximum number of participants is 75. There is no participant fee.
Lee Finell, MHSA, RD is a registered dietitian and nutrition educator
with Alberta Milk. She has a background in clinical nutrition and is
a sessional instructor at MacEwan. At Alberta Milk Lee is
responsible for the website, media relations and Power to
powertoplay.com
lfinell@albertamilk.com
D04
Putting Math Content in Students Hands
Darryl Marchand
Telus 107 Thursday 1:25-2:35pm
Division IV
Mathematics
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDSee
how to use technology to create an atmosphere where students learn
by investigation. Students can explore their understanding using
multiple representations. TI-Nspire CX and software, teachers can
create amazing activities or use free resources already created.
Participant prizes awarded. Pre-registration required. Maximum
number of participants is 30. There is no participant fee.
Darryl
is the ETC for TI. Prior to that Darryl taught in Rocky View School
Division for 27 years. He has spoken at many conferences
throughout North America. He was one of the authors of the App Math
workbook series from Absolute Value Pub.
www,education.ti.com
dmarchand@ti.com
D17
Virtual Visits: Glenbow Museum's Distance Learning Program
Kattina Michele
Rebecca McKinnon
Glenbow Museum Thursday 1:25-2:35pm
All Divisions
Effective
Teaching Practices
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDGlenbow
Museum is excited to present its distance learning programs! These
programs allow you and your students to participate in
curriculum-based programs via videoconferencing with educators,
curators, artists and other experts. Join Distance Learning
Coordinator Kattina Michele and educator Rebecca McKinnon, for an
in-depth exploration of the many ways you can virtually visit
Glenbow Museum by exploring these programs and online exhibitions.
Session attendees will be able to participate in a distance learning
program. Pre-registration required. Maximum number of participants
is 30. There is no participant fee.
D25
Social Studies 10 - Using and Creating 21st Century Learning Tools
Jennifer Williams
Glen 205 Thursday 1:25-4:00pm
Division IV
Social
Studies
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDThis
session will provide teachers with lessons that encourage students
to develop 21stC skills (like inquiry and the use of technology).
In addition, teachers are encouraged to bring their ideas (and
computers) to collaborate with fellow colleagues. Pre-registration
required. Maximum number of participants is 40. There is no
participant fee.
Jen
Williams has been teaching Social Studies for 10 years, with
experience on several committees sharing ideas with colleagues. She
is currently teaching at Bert Church High School in Airdrie.
D27
Music Reading Clinic
Lael Johnston Shelley Rowe
Exhibition Hall C Thursday 1:25-4:00pm
Division III&IV
Fine Arts
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDBring
your instrument and favourite repertoire selection (score and
parts)to share during this musical forum. Pre-registration
required. There is no participant fee.
Lael
Johnston and Shelley Rowe are music educators with Rocky View
Schools.
lajohnston@rockyview.ab.ca
E04
More Than Data Collection
Darryl Marchand
Telus 107 Thursday 2:50-4:00pm
Division IV
Science
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDCome
and see the TI-Nspire CX and Vernier probes for data collection and
the free resources that you can use in your science classes.
Participant prizes awarded. Pre-registration required. Maximum
number of participants is 30. There is no participant fee.
Darryl
is the ETC for TI. Prior to that Darryl taught in Rocky View School
Division for 27 years. He has spoken at many conferences
throughout North America. He was one of the authors of the App Math
workbook series from Absolute Value Pub.
www,education.ti.com
dmarchand@ti.com
F26
EXPERIENCING HISTORY: CLASSROOM ARCHAEOLOGICAL THINKING
Dan Nash Gord Snyder Christie
Grekul
Telus 107 Friday 9:00-11:45am
Division II&III
Social
Studies
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDThis
workshop, which is divided into two parts, introduces archaeological
critical thinking strategies and provides “hands-on” exploration of
12 Critical Challenges for Grades 4, 5 and 7 Social Studies. Part
One introduces “Teaching Archaeological Thinking”, a custom Social
Studies Legacy Resource developed by the Learning Network through
the Alberta Social Studies Implementation Program, which all
participants will receive a complimentary copy of. In Part Two,
participants will be guided through exploring the rich historical
significance of one of Canada’s largest Aboriginal archaeological
historic sites situated near Bodo, Alberta. Information on public
archaeology opportunities and school-based access (live and virtual)
at the Bodo site will also be described. Pre-registration
required. Maximum number of participants is 50. There is no
participant fee.
Dan
Nash: (Curriculum Coordinator) for The Learning Network Services
Christie Grekul:
(archaeologist) Bodo Archaeological Site and has been involved in
archaeological research at this site since 2002.
Jennifer Ford:
(coordinator) with Buffalo Adventures tourism in east-central
Alberta.
G20
Virtual Visits: Glenbow Museum's Distance Learning Program (repeat)
Kattina Michele
Rebecca McKinnon
Glenbow Museum Friday 10:30-11:45am
All Divisions
Effective
Teaching Practices
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDGlenbow
Museum is excited to present its distance learning programs! These
programs allow you and your students to participate in
curriculum-based programs via videoconferencing with educators,
curators, artists and other experts. Join Distance Learning
Coordinator Kattina Michele and educator Rebecca McKinnon, for an
in-depth exploration of the many ways you can virtually visit
Glenbow Museum by exploring these programs and online exhibitions.
Session attendees will be able to participate in a distance learning
program. Pre-registration required. Maximum number of participants
is 30. There is no participant fee.
H08
Artists in Action
Cathy Beveridge
Glen 203/204 Friday 12:00-1:15pm
Division
I&II&III
Fine Arts
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDJoin
Calgary artists, trained in Learning through the Arts, as they model
sample arts-infused lessons addressing core curriculum concepts.
Discover a fresh memorable approach while developing artistic
skills, inspiration and creativity. Fee of $5.00 to cover
materials. Pre-registration required. Maximum number of
participants is 60.
Cathy
Beveridge is a young adult author and teacher and enjoys mentoring
artists in classrooms. She believes passionately in the power of the
arts to teach and inspire and is delighted to engage teachers in a
creative hands-on session that allows
participants to experience this power first-hand.
I05
Artists in Action (repeat)
Cathy Beveridge
Glen 203/204 Friday 1:30-2:45pm
Division
I&II&III
Fine Arts
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIREDJoin
Calgary artists, trained in Learning through the Arts, as they model
sample arts-infused lessons addressing core curriculum concepts.
Discover a fresh memorable approach while developing artistic
skills, inspiration and creativity. Fee of $5.00 to cover
materials. Pre-registration required. Maximum number of
participants is 60.
Cathy
Beveridge is a young adult author and teacher and enjoys mentoring
artists in classrooms. She believes passionately in the power of the
arts to teach and inspire and is delighted to engage teachers in a
creative hands-on session that allows
participants to experience this power first-hand.
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