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Please make sure to note if your session requires pre-registration, cash or is off campus!

We have finalized Friday 1:00pm - 2:00pm Keynote. Please watch social media for hints and clues on who it could be to WIN some FUN prizes!

Parking at the College is free to anyone, anytime. This means there is no need to register your car to park during convention. A reminder that there are limited spots so please carpool with others when possible. Also, please ensure you are parking in designated parking areas so you are not ticketed for being illegally parked! Plug in spaces will also be ticketed!

Yoga Revolution is offering $5 classes to teachers on convention days!  https://www.yogarevolution.ca/classes/

Thursday
  • 6:00 - 7:00 am Rise and Shine
  • 5:30 - 6:30pm All Levels Flow 
  • 7:00 - 8:00 pm PowerFlow
Friday
  • Rise and Shine 6:00 am - 7:00 am

  • Gentle Flow 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm


LUNCH SPECIALS at the MHC!  Plan ahead for some good food and a sit down visit with friends!

THURSDAY
CRAVE BUFFET - TBA
CAFETERIA CORNER - TBA

FRIDAY
CRAVE BUFFET ($16.00) - TBA
CAFETERIA CORNER - TBA

Of course the cafeteria will be open with a full menu!  REMEMBER...MHC is CASHLESS!

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“On the two school days of your assigned teachers’ convention, you have a legal and professional responsibility to attend Convention. If you are not able to make it safely to your assigned convention, however, your collective agreement may include impassable roads or inclement weather clauses that you can access. If your collective agreement does not include language specific to road conditions or weather, you may make use of the personal leave clauses of your agreement in most cases. Please be aware that using any of these types of leave may require you to pay substitute costs, forego a portion of your salary and benefits, or report to your school or another work location in your district. Refer to your collective agreement for more information. Should you require any additional information or if you need assistance interpreting your collective agreement, please contact Teacher Employment Services at 1-800-232-7208 or 780-447-9400.”
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Friday, February 21
 

9:00am MST

Terrarium Building Workshop (cost and pre-registration required) F2003Karri Montean Empowering Educators: Navigating Grading Reform Through Incremental Changes for Student Success E171/172AAC ATRF Steps to Receiving Your Pension F156Alberta Teachers' Retirement Fund What About Play? S107Suzanne Bergeron French Cafe MHC LibraryEmma Piayda Empowering Educators: Tools for a Stigma-Free School F2005Andrea Paquette Gentle Flow Yoga Big Eagle RoomSalli Siewart Complex Communication Needs & Augmentative or Alternative Communication F2004Jennifer Roth Executive Functioning and ADHD S154Kayla Young pîmastîhwâkiskiyihta How to weave Rupertsland Institute’s Métis Education Resources in your Classroom E175Holly Brandsma Unleash the Leader Within F2006Crystal Atkinson Cracking the Code of Morphology in Div 1 S151Danielle Martin Helping Students Navigate Academic Vocabulary Across Subject Areas E149Karena Hartson Simple Classroom Games for LA and Math for Grades K-2 S146Mona Harris 5 Critical Math Teaching Concepts S106Dana Kohlman Empowering Educators through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: Building Resilience, Confidence, and Community in the Classroom (pre-registration required) Resilience Brazilian Jiu JitsuStephen Doctor Fun, Fast, Fresh, Free! New Resources for Teaching K-6 Physical Education and Wellness B371Hayley Degaust Teacher Safety Net F2002Andrea McLeod - ATA ACE - What I wish I knew Before Teaching on a Colony S140Jenna Gabert Code Across the Curriculum: Innovative Strategies to Infuse Computer Science in K-6 Classrooms S145Cassie Young Making sky science memorable and effective S103Rod Devries Canva Meets AI: Introducing Magic Studio S159Kelli-Ann Nixdorf Painting with Kameko (cost and pre-registration required) E160/161Kameko Ballantyne SESSION FULL - Homemade Pasta Class (cost and pre-registration required) Notre Dame SchoolAshley Wood/Will Wood Beginner Line Dance (pre-registration required) Crowfoot RoomLorrie Irwin EAL Coffee Hour S102Shelby Giesbrecht/Cindy Engel Early Learning Collaboration S108Shyan Polson Mathology Workshop B372Abbey Hepfner • Corrie Zelantini/ Talaina Buckle Lacrosse = FUN CHHS GymnasiumMike Peterson Forensics 25/35 CHHSHeather McCaig Grade 5 - New Science Curriculum Working Group S141Rebecca Kroschel Preparing & Planning for the Draft Social Studies Curriculum Grade 4-6 S144Lindsey Nemeth/Meagan Bachmeier

10:30am MST

Grasslands Fine Arts - Band and Rock Band Performance Theatre Coffee Art: Caffeine and Creativity (cost and pre-registration required) S103Tyler Wardop Terrarium Building Workshop (cost and pre-registration required) F2003Karri Montean Mapping Your Assessment Plan E171/172AAC ATRF Your Pension Essentials F156Alberta Teachers' Retirement Fund Inspiring ideas for loose parts play in early learning Kin Coulee Tobaggan HillJennifer Usher Preventing Difficult Behaviours S106Dana Kohlman Move Over Cigarettes: Vapes and Nicotine Pouches are Hooking Our Youth F2005Madelyne Porter Supporting Students with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: Strategies for Success in the Classroom E175Kaitlyn Rebmann Who Said It Has To Be Perfect: Managing Perfectionism in Your Teaching Practice S107Suzanne Bergeron Tools for your technology free colony classroom S140Jenna Gabert Universal language strategies for late, delayed, and emerging communicators F2004Jennifer Roth Predictable Personalities and How to Navigate Them! F2006Crystal Atkinson How Big Movies Help Students Understand Big Transferable Concepts E149Karena Hartson Revise Like a Rockstar: Simple Strategies for Confident Revision S154Kayla Young Story Making for k-2 S146Mona Harris Cool Math and More Big Eagle RoomCarlene Roth Early Childhood Education Council - what we offer and sharing session for Kindergarten to Grade 3 teachers S151Stacey McBain Celebrating Intercultural Connection and Inclusion in Physical Education B371Hayley Degaust Empowering Educators through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: Building Resilience, Confidence, and Community in the Classroom - REPEAT (pre-registration required) Resilience Brazilian Jiu JitsuStephen Doctor Counting Time F2002Andrea McLeod - ATA AI-Powered Teaching: Leveraging ChatGPT for seamless Planning, Instruction, and Assessment in combined classes. S145Cassie Young Canva: Unlock Time-Saving Solutions to Transform Your Classroom S159Kelli-Ann Nixdorf

1:00pm MST

 
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