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We are dedicated to providing learning opportunities rooted in educational research and promising practices that meet a wide range of educational needs for K-12 educators in Calgary & surrounding areas. We want you to feel empowered in your classroom and supported in helping your students succeed.

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From Discomfort to Action: Working Through Climate Anxiety

Join Amy Thompson from Alberta Council for Environmental Education to talk about hopeful, helpful ways to address the discomfort climate change conversations can cause. Gain practical tools to support student emotions and inspire action. 

 

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Join The Consortium in Leading Learning

The Consortium (APLC) is seeking expressions of interest from qualified consultants/Designers of Professional Learning (independent contractors) to provide professional learning and resource development services. Interested independent contractors who meet the pre-qualification criteria are requested to submit the Expression of Interest no later than 12:00 PM on May 9, 2025. 

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Identity Texts and Safe Spaces in EAL Classrooms

Discover how to integrate identity text in a trauma-sensitive classroom to not only support academic growth, but also nuture emotional healing and a sense of belonging for our refugee and EAL students.

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High Quality Multiple-Choice Items - Implementing Best Practices

Creating high-quality multiple-choice items is a challenge in any assessment. In this session, participants will receive advice and information as to how to create effective assessments that measure "big-picture" outcomes and higher-level thinking. 

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Dare to Care: Mobilizing the Caring Majority in Your School

90% of bullying happens with peers present - yet only 4% report it. Join Lisa Dixon-Wells from Dare to Care: Bully Prevention and Life Skills for this online session to learn about the scope of the bullying in Canadian schools, the bystander effect, mean moments vs. conflict and more.

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