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ETFO Thames Valley Occasional Teachers’ Local Professional
Development Opportunity ((all costs paid through your dues): Wednesday, March 31, 2010
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Best Western Lamplighter Inn
591 Wellington Road, London
Enjoy a wonderful dinner with door prizes,
network with fellow Occasional Teachers, and enhance your
Professional Development Portfolio
Tried and True… Classroom Management for Occasional Teachers
- with Connie Zoet
In-your-face defiance, refusal to work, rudeness, back talk,
and "Make me!" are just a few of the attitudes and behaviours
faced daily by Occasional Teachers who take over when the
regular teacher is absent. Occasional teaching is challenging
and without effective strategies for managing what students
regularly dish up, our days can be long and stressful. In this
workshop, Occasional Teachers will identify behaviours, explore
why students behave the way they do, and learn effective,
positive strategies to prevent and/or deal with negative
behaviours.
Register at
tvotpd@gmail.com by
Friday, March 26, 2010.
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ETFO Book Clubs
provide an excellent opportunity to enhance your professional
knowledge and practices. Attend four sessions that focus on
specific chapters of the selected book, consider strategies to
try in your classroom, then reflect on and share experiences
with a dozen of your peers. Classroom Management
That Works - Tuesday, January 12 - first meeting
What needs to be done to create effectively managed
classes?Read real classroom stories about how to get off to a
good start and involve students in classroom management. Examine
ef-fective disciplinary interventions, building positive
student-teacher relationships and developing a sound mental set
for difficult situations. For new and experienced teachers
alike.
Book will be
distributed at first meeting.
Come to all 4
sessions and the book is yours free!
Differentiating Instruction in the
Regular Classroom -
Wednesday, January
13 - first meeting
Recommended for all Teachers committed to reaching and
teaching all learners. Discussions to include evaluation, how to
manage both behaviour and tasks. Find out how to make instructional
changes in response to students’ needs, styles and interests.
Learn to group students and grade differentiated tasks.
Book will be
distributed at first meeting.
Come to all 4
sessions and the book is yours free!
The Arts Go To School - Thursday, February 4 - first
meeting
This book will give you a glimpse into real exemplary classes
where the arts bring learning to life based on authentic
experi-ences. Familiarize yourself with the major art forms:
music, vis-ual arts, drama, dance, modern media and discover how
to help students meet related curriculum expectations.
Book will be
distributed at first meeting.
Come to all 4
sessions and the book is yours free!
Time: 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (includes light meal)
Where: O.T. Office, 521 Nottinghill Road, Suite 8 in London
Application Process:
tvotpd@gmail.com Limit of twelve participants per session
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