Monday, January 31, 2011

SIDRU Seminar

February 2

ED 215

12:00 - 1:00 p.m.


SIDRU Seminar

"Preparing Pre-Service Teachers for Treaty Education"

Jennifer Tupper, Faculty of Education

These seminars are open to all who wish to attend, at no cost.

Coffee and cookies are provided!

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Talkin about School & Society: Poverty as a Learning Challenge

January 30, 2011

7pm-9pm

La Bodega Restaurant- Upper Level/ Banquet Room

2228 Albert St.

Regina


Talkin about School & Society

Do you have some thoughts about education and school? Would you like to share them with others? Then come out to:"Talkin about School & Society": An informal discussion series hosted by the Faculty of Education, University of Regina.

This session's topic: "Poverty as a Learning Challenge"

With three knowledgeable presenter/provocateurs:

-Barbara McNeil, Faculty of Education, University of Regina

-Shirlanne Carr, ECE Consultant for the Regina Catholic School Board and part time primary teacher at Sacred Heart School.

-Terri Cote, Grade 5/6 elementary school teacher at Sacred Heart School.

Come share your thoughts and experiences while having an opportunity to hear from three fantastic presenters! Complimentary snacks will be provided (full menu available for individual purchases).For more information: patrick.lewis@uregina.ca or marc.spooner@uregina.ca

Large Classrooms: Teaching Innovations

February 9

8:30am OR 3:30pm

CW 113


Large Classrooms: New Innovations vs Experience and the Foundations of Teaching

We are delighted to offer what will be a lively discussion about teaching and large classrooms. We'll introduce some of the new innovations - such as inter-teaching, group processes, and using online tools to engage students and guide their work.

But what we're most excited about is an opportunity to hear from Alison Hayford (both sessions) and Heather Ryan (3:30pm session only), each of whom has a lifetime of experience and knowledge about teaching. They will remind us about some of the basic foundations of teaching - and perhaps stimulate a debate about just how far we should go with some of the new and innovative ideas.

You're sure to pick up a few new ideas, and we can benefit from borrowing some of yours! Food will be served, so please RSVP by February 7 to the TDC (tdc@uregina.ca or 585-5285) to reserve your spot!

A reminder: Those who attend at least 4 sessions in 2010-11 will receive a Teaching Innovations certificate from the Centre for Teaching and Learning. This is our second last session of the year, with one more to come on March 9.