When

Monday, July 10, 2017 at 9:00 AM EDT
-to-
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at 4:00 PM EDT

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Where

Royal Botanical Gardens 
680 Plains Road W
Burlington, ON L7T 1J1
 

 
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Contact

Joanne Huy 
Learning for a Sustainable Future 
joanne@lsf-lst.ca
416-327-2032

 

Making Authentic Inquiry Work: 
Finding Curriculum in Nature and Student "I Wonders"

Learning for a Sustainable Future and Natural Curiosity are again partnering to facilitate this very popular 2 -day PD experience.

Throughout the two days, we will walk the talk and model inquiry methodology.

Who should attend? 
  • Educators of all grades (ECE - Grade 12) who wish to explore how authentic inquiry is being applied to address curriculum expectations
  • School administrators and system leaders who wish to examine strategies that support schools evolving their practice by implementing transformative pedagogies.
Focus and Outcomes—through their participation, educators will:
  • Receive copies of Natural Curiosity (www.naturalcuriosity.ca/) and Connecting the Dots (www.lsf-lst.ca/dots) and gain perspectives on applying inquiry.
  • Time in nature provides many benefits to learners yet educators are confronted with how to link these to curriculum. Transformative pedagogies (inquiry, acting on learning and others) capitalize on student engagement with the natural world. Take the challenge with us and turn curriculum planning upside down. Nature can lead learning in every subject for every learner.
  • In this institute we explore the possibilities when organizing learning based on experiences in the world beyond the classroom - where expectations are identified in advance and also revealed along the way.

Cost: $325 CAD (HST, Breakfast, lunch, refreshments, and 2 publications included)

Space is Limited! Register by June 26, 2017