Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Part of your development as a professional is to engage in learning beyond your coursework and your CSL/practicum experiences. One of the Standards of
Practice is the “Commitment to Ongoing Professional Learning”. After attending a professional learning community session at the Faculty or in your schools and
the community, take a moment to reflect on the learning that took place.
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12 Guest Speaker Guest Speaker – Thinking Classroom
Feb – Jimmy Jimmy Kuang Yu Active doer: Notice and wonder - what do I wonder?
Kuang Yu Pai Pai Include student in the conversation-> further thinkings
Slow reveal graphic:
3 interrelated Points:
Numbers never speak for themselves: It means somethings depending on
how we interpret them
Book: invisible women, black stars, black brown bruised ,weapons of math
destruction
1. Rehumanizing mathematics
95% to agree on what you are saying, Data are not produced in a vaccum
Living practice: see math as a verb rather than a noun
2. Four on what we actually do
Coherence through our doing with what we taught
Do > say > think (we are architects to of experiences(students and our
own)
Collective construction of Normal -> norm influences how students feel
and act-> what is normal in the room???-> it takes place with or without
us ->
Disrupting Individual racism: difference what they did and what they are
Right to be____, document, delay, direct
Ask questions to interrupt:
What make you say that? Can you explain what you said?
Using I and Me
I don’t find what you said is funny, I feel uncomfortable when language
like that is used
Responses:
We are friend ,I was just joking, I didn’t mean anything
Echo with others:
Celebrities?? NBA start
3. Involving students in thinking about social injustices
Books: maths lesson to explore ,understand and respond to social injusitce
Hate crime:
Constantly assess where you stand
Within curriculum, policies and documents
With allies in toy vicinity
With respect to your identities and perceived indentitiies
Objects in mirror are closer on the mirror
Nuance and accuracy and do not end with pessimism
13 Preparing for Guest Speaker: The Obvious :learn your craft, make mistakes, build on who you are,
Feb the interviews Principal Ralph The Soft Skills: networking, journal your experience, reflect on that,
2025 Sharples Appytoeducation.com
They day of the interview: appropriate Dress
Virtual: vs in person: 5mins ; 10 mins
Background, use of notes
Answering the q: pause , understand the purpose of the questions,
clarification, eye contact, show self-reflection, experience over Jargon
30-45, 8-10qs-> thank you for offering me this interview chance
**** content, knowledge, interpersonal questions , scenario questions
(e.g. conflict), curriculum, special education . Classroom management
/discipline , student , duty to report , current trends
Types of positions: 1.0 Perm, 0.1-0.9 Perm, LTO,OT
20 Mental Health Ministry Sessions will highlight Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy:
Feb and Well-Being of Education existing culturally Impact VS Intent : positive intent may cause negative impact
(P/J/I/S): relevant and Students do not care what you know until they know that you care
responsive approaches Does every student see themselves reflected in your instruction?
and resources from the Are you providing opportunities for every student to share their
ministry’s student authentic and lived experiences
mental health
Are caring, trusting and inclusive relationship cultivated with every
implementation
student?
partner, School Mental
Health Ontario, and as
well as other practical
strategies and mental
health and well-being
supports. The session
will also include
discussion about
approaches to support
students such as
children and youth in
care or other students
who may experience
disproportional
challenges when
unable to attend and be
supported by the
school environment.
20 Counseling Louise Hall, M.Ed., This workshop 4 elements of inclusion: present, supported, participating and achieving
Feb Applications in OCT/EAO introduces you to a Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: It helps to refine you teaching philosophy
P/J/I solution-focused and teaching goals
Classrooms counselling model that Erikson’s 8 psychosocial stages: It helps you to understand the struggles
has been found they students have in different periods, e.g. industry vs inferiority (P&J)->
effective in the school own capacity, sense of pride
setting. We will Kohberg’s Stages of Moral: It helps teacher to guide student building up
explore brief, positive learning motives.
intervention strategies
True Colors Theory: To understand the weaknesses and strengths of
that also teach SEL
students in a systematic way
skills and provide
Restorative Practice: Community-building circles, Norm setting,
effective support to
Community circles for content, Restorative chats:
your P/J/I students.
*The description may be copied from the outline in the posting for this event.