July 4, 2017 to July 5, 2017
- Category: Workshop
- Region: GTA
- Topic: Canadian and World Studies, Critical Thinking, Social Studies/History and Geography, Teacher Development, Technological Education
- Grades: Intermediate (grades 7-10), Junior (grades 4-6), Primary (grades 1-3), Senior (grades 11-12)
Are you interested in creating engaging, authentic and deep global learning opportunities for your students? Do you want to bust your students out of their communication bubbles to regularly share and learn from other diverse national and global student perspectives on topics across your curriculum, including complex challenges such as climate change, urbanization, clean water and immigration? This two-day session will give you the tools you’ll need to start this fall, using an innovative bilingual global student discussion tool called WorldVuze (worldvuze.com) and teaching strategies from The Critical Thinking Consortium (tc2.ca), elevating your students’ critical, collaborative, and creative thinking skills in the process.
In hands-on sessions with renowned educator, Dr. Garfield Gini-Newman from The Critical Thinking Consortium (TC²), BSS teacher Amanda Humphreys and WorldVuze platform founders, you will navigate the powerful uses of this online platform and learn and practice relevant pedagogical and grade relevant integration approaches. You’ll also discover opportunities for your students to participate in timely national and global discussions, such as “The Next 150 / Les Prochaines 150 Années” Cross-Canada bilingual discussion series this fall 2017 (blog.worldvuze.com/takeaction).
- Organizer: WorldVuze Education and The Critical Thinking Consortium
- Cost: $375 for 2 days
- Address: 298 Lonsdale Rd
- City: Toronto
- Province: Ontario
- Postal Code: M4V 1X2
- Website: http://blog.worldvuze.com/blog/event/worldvuze-global-education-in-an-inquiry-based-classroom-toronto-workshop-grade-1-12-english-and-french-with-dr-garfield-gini-newman-oiseuniversity-of-toronto-tc%C2%B2-bss-faculty-and-worldv/?instance_id=43
- Contact: Julia Coburn
- Phone: +1 519-501-6758
- Email: [email protected]