Série d’ateliers pour enseignant·es et le grand public
Cette série d’ateliers gratuits est offert en ligne à tout le personnel enseignant désirant développer leurs connaissances et leurs compétences dans certains domaines-clés. Les ateliers sont aussi ouverts au public. À chaque atelier, deux certificats-cadeaux de 60$ sera tiré au hasard parmi les participant·es.
AI-Powered Time-Saving Tools for Educators: Boosting Efficiency with Gamma App, Notion, and Slidesgo
This workshop is designed to help educators leverage AI-powered tools to save time and enhance their teaching efficiency. Participants will: By the end of this session, educators will have hands-on experience with tools that enhance productivity, foster creativity, and integrate seamlessly into modern educational practices. Facilitator Hina Ovais Hina is an experienced educator with a […]
Doing Sustainable Pedagogies in Early Childhood Education: Three Part Virtual Workshop Series
This three-part virtual workshop series will expose and engage early childhood educators, early years teachers, researchers, policymakers, instructors, professors, students, and others interested in creating conditions for sustainable pedagogies and practices in early childhood settings. The purpose of the series is to situate early childhood education as an important player in doing sustainable work, challenging […]
Regulation and Interoception
This workshop is designed to give educators practical tools to support social and emotional learning strategies for young learners. It’s geared towards educators as they are the main source of self-regulation and co-regulation for young children in the classroom. lnteroception is the sense that communicates what is happening inside our bodies, such as physical states […]
Menstrual Equity 101
Menstrual Equity 101 is a free and virtual workshop hosted by Free Periods Canada for service providers who work with youth. This workshop will help K-12 educators develop a deepened understanding of period poverty and its impacts on students in education settings, methods to address stigma associated with menstrual health, and how to become a […]
Indigenous Cultural Safety in Educational Spaces: A Journey for ‘All Our Relations’
This presentation begins with a meaningful territory acknowledgement, along with steps to getting past this process in order to build meaningful relationships with Indigenous staff, faculty, students, and leaders in the university. The workshop is conducted by two PhD students from EDST (Department of Educational Studies) and LLED (Language and Literacy Education Department), both invested […]
AI and Educational Futures Townhall
The Edith Lando Virtual Learning Centre, in partnership with the Professional Development and Community Engagement (PDCE) and the Learning Design & Digital Innovation (LDDI) units, invites curious and low-to-no tech educators to a Townhall conversation on generative AI. Rather than pronouncing the “death of the essay” or stirring up moral panic around chatGPT, our hope […]
Centering Indigenous Pedagogies in Mathematics Education: Assessment
Join us for the continuation of this webinar series with leading scholars and classroom educators. This season’s 3-part series focuses on assessment practices in math education guided by Indigenous pedagogies and perspectives such as Indigenous Storywork, teachings from the land, and culturally responsive mathematics education. Meet the Facilitators: Dr. Cynthia Nicol Dr. Cynthia Nicol is […]
Creating Language-Inclusive Classrooms for English Language Learners
This workshop is designed to support K-12 educators with the creation of language-inclusive classrooms which honour the diverse home languages spoken by our students as well as acknowledge their lived experiences. Leveraging a student’s first language is a powerful tool for supporting language acquisition in a target language. As educators, we need to be cognizant […]
Mestizaje, Decolonization, and Indigenization: Disputed Questions and Complexities
In this 90-minute workshop, participants will be invited to explore the challenges associated with how cultural identities often collide and overlap when educators work in culturally complex environments. To initiate the discussion, three uninvited guests on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded lands of xʷməθkʽwəy̓əm (Musqueam), sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish Nation), and sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh Nation) will share their […]
Engaging All Learners in the Middle Years
Interactive Webinar Series Educators in BC are invited to a webinar series exploring the engagement of middle years learners in multi-age and multi-grade classrooms. Our multi-part webinar series is hosted by Dr. Leyton Schnellert and Tammy Renyard, featuring special guests every session. Date Topic Lead Speaker(s) Featured Educators Video Recordings October 29 3:30 – 5 […]
Making Thinking and Learning Visible with Tech: Integrating Pear Deck for Active Learning
This one-hour interactive workshop will introduce educators to Pear Deck, an engaging presentation tool integrated with Google Slides that promotes active learning. With Pear Deck, educators can create dynamic lessons that encourage real-time student participation, facilitate formative assessment, and foster a collaborative classroom environment. The session will focus on practical demonstrations and hands-on practice, offering […]
Enhancing Science Education in ECE Classrooms
Let’s Play! Exploring Science with Young Children Science exploration connects so naturally to the play-based approach to learning! Through play children investigate, test out their ideas and build knowledge about how the world works. This workshop will provide you with lots of tried-and-tested ways to explore science through both gently-guided and free-play provocations. You will […]
Creating positive educational spaces for multilingual success
Implementing translanguaging pedagogy for refugee and immigrant learners In British Columbia’s diverse K-12 classrooms, educators face the challenge of supporting language acquisition while fostering inclusivity for multilingual students, including those from immigrant and refugee backgrounds. To address this challenge, this 90-minute workshop, co-facilitated by a PhD candidate in TESL from UBC and an in-service English […]
Literacies Today: A Framework for Multiliteracies, Multimodalities, and AI
Participants All British Columbia public and independent school K-8 educators, school and district administrators, district literacy leads, directors, and superintendents. Registration cost is FREE thanks to the generous sponsorship of the Edith Lando Virtual Learning Centre. Deadline: Friday, October 4th for all participants Program Focus Grounded in EDIDA frameworks and work Differentiated instruction Based […]
Recognizing the Legacy of Indigenous Matriarchs in Academia: Stories from Another Coyote
This 90-minute presentation opens with a song from our presenter’s home territory, followed by the sharing of stories from her experiences and research. With quick claims to reconciliation and distribution of Indigenous strategies, it is imperative that universities are aware of the responsibility entailed in fostering relationships with significant Indigenous women leaders. In her research, […]
Wanda John-Kehewin Book Launch
Presented in partnership with the Faculty of Education Alumni Engagement Office Description We live in a hopeless old house on an almost-deserted dead-end street in a middle-of-nowhere town named Hope. This is the oldest part of Hope; eventually it will all be torn down and rebuilt into perfect homes for perfect people. Until then, we […]
Theories and Methodologies Reading Group
Edith Lando VLC is proud to present the fall 2023 Faculty of Education Reading Group. Meeting online (and maybe in person!) every three weeks, the group will discuss 2-3 articles or 1 book. Sessions will be hosted by Professor Jennifer Jenson, who will begin the series with a few selections. Participants will also have the […]
Fundamentals of Coding Summer Camp Now Available Online and In-Person
A week-long website development summer camp that teaches fundamental skills like HTML, CSS, & Javascript, while also introducing broader concepts and principles of the Internet.