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Planification d'urgence - Siteweb Services éducatifs

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Planification d'urgence - Siteweb Services éducatifs

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Guides du programme en anglais, primaire

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Guides du programme en anglais, primaire

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Chalk.n.coffee is a podcast hosted by Jacqueline Mallais. The show features a variety of episodes, including practical teaching advice, lesson ideas, solutions to common ESL teaching challenges, and interviews with inspiring educators. Made in Quebec.

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Click on the microphone to access the podcast via anchor.fm or listen on your favourite podcast platform. Chalk.n.coffee is a podcast hosted by Jacqueline Mallais. The show features a variety of episodes, including practical teaching advice, lesson ideas, solutions to common ESL teaching challenges, and interviews with inspiring educators. It is available on: Breaker, Google, Apple, Spotify, Anchor.fm, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic

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INTERVIEWS AND CONVERSATIONS ABOUT INCLUSION

Shelley and other inclusion advocates discuss efforts being made to strengthen inclusion and problem solve barriers. Produced in line with the monthly 5MM YouTube series, these podcasts add to the conversation around relevant ideas and topics in inclusive education.

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INTERVIEWS AND CONVERSATIONS ABOUT INCLUSION

Hear Real Life Stories About How People Are Making Inclusion Happen

Shelley and other inclusion advocates discuss efforts being made to strengthen inclusion and problem solve barriers. Produced in line with the monthly 5MM YouTube series, these podcasts add to the conversation around relevant ideas and topics in inclusive education.

THE FIVE MOORE MINUTES PODAST

The Infrastructure of Inclusion and More

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Dr. Shelley Moore hosts the Five Moore Minutes podcast, featuring interviews and conversations about inclusion. Join her as she discusses important topics and strategies for creating more inclusive environments.

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Literacy podcast - Science-based literacy approaches

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Literacy podcast - Science-based literacy approaches

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Melissa and Lori Love Literacy is a podcast for educators interested in learning more about the science of reading, knowledge building, and high-quality curriculum! Join Melissa and Lori as they tackle new ways of thinking about how to teach reading and writing. Guests include literacy researchers a…

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Overview - Elementary ESL Program - Cycle 1 (Grades 1 & 2)

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Overview - Elementary ESL Program - Cycle 1 (Grades 1 & 2)

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Overview - Elementary ESL Program - Cycles 2 & 3 (Grades 3-6)

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Overview - Elementary ESL Program - Cycles 2 & 3 (Grades 3-6)

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Free Reading Activities Tutorial at GCFGlobal

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Our Reading activities use Adobe Flash, which will soon be phased out. Because of this, you may experience technical issues.

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List of ESL Pedagogical Advisors and resource persons per Centre de services scolaire - Updated in 2020

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An amazing selection of LES's, Games, Classroom posters and more by CSSRDN School ESL Department

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Welcome! On this site, you will find helpful resources at the tip of your fingers. You can't find what you need? Don't hesitate to contact us!

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Overview- Secondary ESL Program - All cycles

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Overview- Secondary ESL Program - All cycles

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SPEAQ: Société pour le perfectionnement de l'enseignement de l'anglais, langue seconde au Québec

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SPEAQ: Société pour le perfectionnement de l'enseignement de l'anglais, langue seconde au Québec

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SPEAQ :
A voice in the ESL teaching community since 1972!

Anyone interested in teaching English as a second language can become a member of SPEAQ.

SPEAQ membership has its privileges!

Fill out the membership form

Nominate a teacher or a team you feel is deserving of the SPEAQ Teacher/ Team of Merit Award!

Our award recipients will be honoured at our 51st Annual Convention at the Sheraton Laval Hotel on the evening of Friday, November 11.

SPEAQ NEWS - Summer 2023 edition of our members' magazine.

SPEAQ members receive their very own copy in the mail!

Your organization is welcome to participate by exhibiting material, sponsoring an event, offering a commercial workshop or reserving advertising space in the SPEAQ News. Join us on November 10 at the Sheraton Laval Hotel!

Resources for New Teachers

Get access to resources for new teachers!

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Warning! JavaScript must be enabled for proper operation of the website. Skip to Main Content SPEAQ : A voice in the ESL teaching community since 1972! Anyone interested in teaching English as a second language can become a member of SPEAQ. SPEAQ membership has its privileges!

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CASLT: Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers

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CASLT: Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers

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Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers (CASLT)

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Become a Member

CASLT supports its members by creating opportunities for professional development, initiating and disseminating research, and facilitating the exchange of information and ideas among language educators. Memberships start at only $45 per year!

Compare Membership Categories Sign up today

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Homepage - Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers (CASLT)

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Special thanks to the following contributers: Isabelle Giroux, Lysianne Dallaire (CSSRDN); Christine Baida (CSSDL); Voula Plagakis (CSSMI); Viviane Golini, Rita Ruzzo (CSSPI); Anita Romano (CSSP); Dominique Leblanc (CSSPN); Cynthia Beaya (CSSL); Elizabeth Alloul (LEARN Quebec); Marie-Pier Beaulieu-Thériault, CSSDS; Judith Rohlf; Emilie Cooke-Poirier (ST) and all the ESL teachers who collaborated on the shared projects. Webmaster: Christine Baida, RCCPALS

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Teacher Induction - ESL - Elementary Resources

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Special thanks to the following contributers: Isabelle Giroux, Lysianne Dallaire (CSSRDN); Christine Baida (CSSDL); Voula Plagakis (CSSMI); Viviane Golini, Rita Ruzzo (CSSPI); Anita Romano (CSSP); Dominique Leblanc (CSSPN); Cynthia Beaya (CSSL); Elizabeth Alloul (LEARN Quebec); Marie-Pier Beaulieu-Thériault, CSSDS; Judith Rohlf; Emilie Cooke-Poirier (ST) and all the ESL teachers who collaborated on the shared projects.

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Secondary ESL Program - Cycle 1 (Sec 1 & 2) -English version

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Secondary ESL Program - Cycle 1 (Sec 1 & 2) -English version

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Secondary ESL Program - Cycle 2 (Sec 3, 4 & 5) -English version

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Secondary ESL Program - Cycle 2 (Sec 3, 4 & 5) -English version

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Secondary ESL Progressions of learning (POL) - English version

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Secondary ESL Progressions of learning (POL) - English version

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Secondary 1 - Essential elements from POL (Stars)

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Secondary 1 - Essential elements from POL (Stars)

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Secondary 2 - Essential elements from POL (Stars)

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Secondary 2 - Essential elements from POL (Stars)

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RÉCIT : Réseau éducation collaboration innovation technologie - Domaine des langues - ESL

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RÉCIT : Réseau éducation collaboration innovation technologie - Domaine des langues - ESL

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English as a second language Educational resources, webinars and professional learning opportunities for educators accéder au contenu en Français

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We are an innovative driving force for the English-speaking educational community of Quebec. Discover Our Services EDUCATORS STUDENTS CLC PARENTS LOGIN to access licensed services Recent Featured Programs These are just some of the educational programs supported by LEARN. To learn more about our areas of influence, choose the services you want to know about.

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In the spirit of friendship and solidarity, the Charlevoix school board recognizes the First Peoples of this land. Here, at the meeting place of the Nionwentsïo territory of the Huron-Wendat people, the Ndakina territory of the Wabanaki people, the Nitassinan territory of the Innu people and the Wolastokuk territory of the Wolastoqey people, we honour our shared relationships.

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In the spirit of friendship and solidarity, the Charlevoix school board recognizes the First Peoples of this land. Here, at the meeting place of the Nionwentsïo territory of the Huron-Wendat people, the Ndakina territory of the Wabanaki people, the Nitassinan territory of the Innu people and the Wolastokuk territory of the Wolastoqey people, we honour our shared relationships.

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How to be an ally to indigenous communities?

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How to be an ally to indigenous communities?

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 Jacqueline Mallais on Instagram: "June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada. It is a time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis.

Every week this year highlights a different aspect of Indigenous history, cultures and perspectives. 

June 1 to 6: Women, girls & 2SLGBTQI+ people
June 5 to 11: Environment, traditional knowledge and territory
June 10 to 18: Children and youth
June 19 to 25: Languages, cultures & arts
June 26 to 30: Reconciliation

#NIHM2023"

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All My Relations is a podcast hosted by Matika Wilbur (Swinomish and Tulalip) and Adrienne Keene (Cherokee Nation) to explore our relationships— relationships to land, to our creatural relatives, and to one another.

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As a social and emotional learning (SEL) practitioner-scholar, I am fortunate to get invitations to support schools and districts all over the United States. When schools and districts learn that I address SEL within the larger sociopolitical context, integrating culturally responsive and SEL practi

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Residential Schools in Canada: History and Legacy Education Guide

This Learning Tool appears in 5 Collections

This education guide aims to raise awareness of the history of residential schools in Canada and increase understanding of the important role education plays in the reconciliation process.

The guide offers classroom activities you can use to explore this difficult topic. The guide offers standalone activities, as well as activities that connect to the Residential Schools Podcast Series and the videos created to accompany this guide.

Visit the Flipping Book to see the education guide, worksheets, podcast, and videos in one place:
https://fb.historicacanada.ca/education/english/residential-schools-legacy/

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Supporting documents for this Learning Tool

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This web site is designed to support ESL learners, their parents and teachers. Here, students will find instructions for class work, examples of peer work, and interesting links. Parents will find pictures of class life and teachers will find lesson plans, printables, writings on the art of pedagogy and some podcast notes.

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This web site is designed to support ESL learners, their parents and teachers. Here, students will find instructions for class work, examples of peer work, and interesting links. Parents will find pictures of class life and teachers will find lesson plans, printables, writings on the art

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Hey there fellow educators! I'm Emilie! I currently work as an educational consultant in ESL  and technologies. I'm a second language acquisition enthusiast and I advocate for student-centered learning. I strongly believe in sharing communities and therefore,  as an activity-creating and clipart afficionado myself, I hope the activities provided on this website will benefit both ESL teachers and learners. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions about the different activities!

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Activities and lessons for elementary and high school ESL teachers.

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Special thanks to the following contributers: Isabelle Giroux, Lysianne Dallaire (CSSRDN); Christine Baida (CSSDL); Voula Plagakis (CSSMI); Viviane Golini, Rita Ruzzo (CSSPI); Anita Romano (CSSP); Dominique Leblanc (CSSPN); Cynthia Beaya (CSSL); Elizabeth Alloul (LEARN Quebec); Marie-Pier Beaulieu-Thériault, CSSDS; Judith Rohlf; Emilie Cooke-Poirier (ST) and all the ESL teachers who collaborated on the shared projects. Webmaster: Christine Baida, RCCPALS

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Teacher Induction - ESL - Secondary Resources

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Special thanks to the following contributers: Isabelle Giroux, Lysianne Dallaire (CSSRDN); Christine Baida (CSSDL); Voula Plagakis (CSSMI); Viviane Golini, Rita Ruzzo (CSSPI); Anita Romano (CSSP); Dominique Leblanc (CSSPN); Cynthia Beaya (CSSL); Elizabeth Alloul (LEARN Quebec); Marie-Pier Beaulieu-Thériault, CSSDS; Judith Rohlf; Emilie Cooke-Poirier (ST) and all the ESL teachers who collaborated on the shared projects.

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Elementary - Cycle 1 (Grades 1 & 2): ESL Playground

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Elementary - Cycle 1 (Grades 1 & 2): ESL Playground

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Elementary - Cycle 2 (Grades 3 & 4) : ESL Playground

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Elementary - Cycle 2 (Grades 3 & 4) : ESL Playground

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Elementary - Cycle 3 (Grades 5 & 6) : ESL Playground

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Elementary - Cycle 3 (Grades 5 & 6) : ESL Playground

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Using talk detectives in the ESL classroom is a great way to teach students how to successfully interact orally in English. What are talk detectives you ask? In a nutshell, while students are interacting orally, the appointed talk detectives walk around the classroom and look for specific observable elements in the discussions.

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This website was created as a special mandate to provide support to ESL teachers and their special needs students.

You will find many resources as well as videos and even a searchable database of online tools to use with your students.

Check out the different sections to find new ways to help your special needs students!

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This website was created as a special mandate to provide support to ESL teachers and their special needs students. You will find many resources as well as videos and even a searchable database of online tools to use with your students.

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Each poster lists different strategies to use to help struggling students. Whether a student has trouble spelling, organizing thoughts, structuring sentences, managing time, using punctuation, handwriting, speaking or using vacabulary and functional language, you will find tips and ideas to try. Print them and put them up on a wall.

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Quebec made.

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1180 Rue Saint-Édouard Longueuil, QC J4K 1T2 info@domainelangues.qc.ca

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The progression of learning on one page, what should be viewed, revised or mastered by levels. RREALS mandate.

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Cette trousse est un outil pour soutenir les enseignants du primaire afin de faciliter leur travail auprès des élèves immigrants allophones nouvell

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​Problématique

Au Québec, on remarque que le taux d'immigration augmente de plus en plus. Cela a un impact sur le réseau scolaire. Les enseignants des divers ordres d'enseignement (primaires, secondaires, cégeps, université) doivent composer avec une clientèle d'origines variées et dont le français n'est pas toujours la langue maternelle. Cela pose de nouveaux défis pour les enseignants qui peuvent se sentir démunis face à cette nouvelle réalité. Cela représente un aussi un défi pour les élèves allophones nouvellement arrivés qui doivent faire des apprentissages dans une langue qui n'est souvent pas maitrisée , et s'intégrer dans une culture scolaire souvent différente de la leur.

Le monde est une rose, respire-la et passe-la à ton ami.

(Proverbe Kurde)

À propos de la Trousse ALFII

Cette trousse est un outil pour soutenir les enseignants du primaire afin de faciliter leur travail auprès des élèves immigrants allophones nouvellement arrivés.

Dans cette trousse virtuelle, vous retrouverez :

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Trousse pour les enseignants accueillant des élèves immigrants allophones nouvellement arrivés

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Programme - Secondaire - ILSS/Francisation - PFEQ

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Programme - Secondaire - ILSS/Francisation - PFEQ

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Programme - Primaire - ILSS/Francisation - PFEQ

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Programme - Primaire - ILSS/Francisation - PFEQ

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La classe d’accueil est un modèle d’organisation des services de soutien à l’apprentissage du français offert au Centre de services scolaire de Montréal. Ces classes sont composées d’élèves provenant de différents pays et qui doivent acquérir les bases du français (à l’oral, en lecture et en écriture) afin de pouvoir poursuivre leur parcours scolaire en classe ordinaire. C’est aussi au sein de ces classes que les élèves en apprentissage du français pourront amorcer leur intégration à leur nouveau milieu scolaire et social.

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La classe d'accueil est un modèle d'organisation des services de soutien à l'apprentissage du français offert au Centre de services scolaire de Montréal. Ces classes sont composées d'élèves provenant de différents pays et qui doivent acquérir les bases du français (à l'oral, en lecture et en écriture) afin de pouvoir poursuivre leur parcours scolaire en classe ordinaire.

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Helping Students Discuss Race Openly - ASCD

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In the November after the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, a national news broadcast showed two combined classes of high school students discussing the incident, the police, and the protests. The combined class was evenly distributed among Latino, African American, and white students

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Distance Teaching ESL Activities-Projects-LESs for English as a Second LanguageTeachers

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Graphic Novels Virtual Library for elementary  

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Pronouns.org Resources on Personal Pronouns

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Egale - Canada’s leading organization for 2SLGBTQI people and issues

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Egale - Canada’s leading organization for 2SLGBTQI people and issues

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Our Mission

To improve the lives of LGBTQI2S people in Canada and to enhance the global response to LGBTQI2S issues. Egale will achieve this by informing public policy, inspiring cultural change, and promoting human rights and inclusion through research, education, awareness and legal advocacy.

Our Vision

A Canada, and ultimately a world, without homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, and all other forms of oppression so that every person can achieve their full potential, free from hatred and bias.

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Our Mission To improve the lives of LGBTQI2S people in Canada and to enhance the global response to LGBTQI2S issues. Egale will achieve this by informing public policy, inspiring cultural change, and promoting human rights and inclusion through research, education, awareness and legal advocacy.

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Literacy Today strives to answer essential questions for today's Québec English Language Arts teachers. What types of authentic contexts will engage my students to talk, read and write? How can I inspire my students while meeting the expectations of the QEP? We can play an important role in

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The Association of Teachers of English of Quebec

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The Association of Teachers of English of Quebec

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Don't see what you need ? Send us an email at info@ateq.org or submit recommendations for links that you would like to see included here.

Quebec Education Program Resources

Learning to Be Prioritized for Secondary English Language Arts 2021-2022

Quebec Education Program (QEP)

This is the compulsory program of the English Language Arts curriculum for the province of Quebec.

Progression of Learning

This is a complementary document to the QEP to be used by teachers in the planning of their ELA teaching.

Scales of Competency

These descriptive scales form the basis of the end-of-cycle assessment portrait of the levels of competency attained by the student.

Frameworks for the Evaluation of Learning

These frameworks explain the basic criteria by which students should be evaluated per competency.
Elementary Framework Secondary Framework
DEELA

This is an excellent resource, created by the evaluation department of ELA at the MEQ, for teachers at the elementary and secondary level. This site contains all the materials related to MEQ-created Learning and Evaluation Situations (LESs) & approved Evaluation Situations (ESs). DEELA is now housed through LCEEQ. Access DEELA here and follow the instructions to log-in or create an account and register.

Quebec Educational Organizations

Quebec & Canadian Websites

Literacy Today
This site was created by innovative teachers for today's busy teachers. Here you will find an array of resources for media projects, managing reading and writing workshops, and how to provide for differentiated learning styles in the classroom. The "Into the Classroom" section can be used as a springboard into your own planning, and the student samples can be used as models for your own practice. Teachers share their step by step process as well as their own reflections and insights.

The Quebec Reading Connection is an online resource by teachers for teachers. Find books that are appropriate for the level you are teaching that have been reviewed and field-tested by teachers.

Quebec Library Association (ABQLA)
The only bilingual professional library group in the province. The school & youth section may be of interest.

Canadian Children's Book Centre
They give some very lucrative awards, and sponsor the Grade one book giveaway as well as publishing Canadian Children's Book News and Best Books for Kids and Teens. A great resource for parents, teachers, and creators.

The Centre for Literacy was founded by Linda Shohet, and is a hub of expertise that supports best practices and informed policy development in the area of literacy and essential skills by creating bridges between research, policy and practice. They do this through learning events (including institutes and workshops), action research projects and publications, as well as through their library services and website.

The Leading English Education and Resource Network (LEARN) is a non-profit educational organization with a mandate to serve the English-speaking community of Quebec. LEARN offers a wide range of resources, including elementary and secondary level teaching tools and content.

Watch and discuss great Canadian films. Through REEL CANADA, you have access to free DVDs and curricula, and participate in live chats and discussion about the films with the actors and directors. See the link to participate in National Canadian Film Day for FREE here.

IBBY Canada
The International Board on Books for Young People (Canadian chapter) give a variety of children's book awards, and in addition support activities like a "book bank" (giving away books), artist residencies, and literacy projects in Canada and abroad.

​The Dealhack Canadian Teacher Discounts List is the result of a quarterly survey of brands that offer educator discounts. Every 3 months, they independently verify each and every discount on this list. They also add more brands to the list regularly .

Author Classroom Visits

ELAN Arts Inspire Grants ELAN offers a number of interesting opportunities for SELA classrooms in 2021-2022:

Poet in Class - Poetry in Voice (bring a poet to your class to share their poetry or run a writing workshop)

Modeling Memory - Liana Cusmano (A workshop your students will not forget!)

Fiction: It's All in the Details - Lori Weber (local author offering authentic writing experiences)

Professional Development & Innovation Grants (PDIG)
Available to public and private schools and centres in the youth, adult and vocational training sectors, there are two categories of grants available:

(1) Professional Development Grants are to improve pedagogical practice. Funds cover release time for a minimum of 2 teachers to collaborate on and participate in PD activities relating to the (QEP); and,

(2) The Innovation Grants are to create systemic change within the school/centre. Funds provide release time to pilot a project, the results of which should be sustainable after the initial year. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Culture in the Schools Grants
The Culture in the Schools program provides financial assistance to school administrators and teachers to support the organization of arts and culture projects at school. All public and private French and English schools offering preschool, elementary and secondary education (youth sector) are eligible. Its aim is to increase the number of cultural experiences offered to students through the collaboration of the artists, writers and professional cultural organizations listed in the Répertoire de ressources culture-éducation directory.

Blue Metropolis
Participate in a Blue Metropolis project. If your project fits with one of the themes for each year, your could earn substitution fees and resources to help enact the project.

Other Websites

Facing History integrates the study of history, literature, and human behavior with ethical decision making and innovative teaching strategies. Their resources address racism, antisemitism, and prejudice at pivotal moments in history, and enable secondary school teachers to promote students' historical understanding, critical thinking, and social-emotional learning.

Learning for Justice provides free resources to educators who work with children from kindergarten through high school. Their materials can be used to supplement curriculum, inform teaching practices, and create inclusive school communities where children are respected, valued and welcome participants.

Humans of New York: The Series is a short documentary film series that showcases the lives and voices of everyday people in New York City. Each episode centres on a theme - such as "Time", "Home", and "Purpose" - and highlights several first-person narratives connected by that theme. The HONY series can be used to introduce and/or explore the craft of storytelling, the genre of memoir, concepts such as narrative voice and perspective, and much more.

" Mapping Memories is a book/DVD of first-person narratives by youth with refugee experiences". The accompanying Mapping Memories website contains videos and activities that explore the themes of identity and personal experience with an emphasis on creativity and authenticity.

Creators is a great resource for all things new in art, film, dance, and more. The website's mission is to "make art more accessible to a wider audience with diverse voices reporting on emergent arts and artists". The site has lots of great short films, articles, and inspiring images that can serve as texts or writing prompts for the ELA classroom.

The Journal Fodder Junkies is a great introduction to visual journals. The great thing about these resources is they merge step-by-step freewriting journal exercises and prompts with step-by-step art lessons and techniques to be able to create stunning visual journals. You used to have to get two separate books for that!

The Pantone Prose & Picture Project
This is a great model teachers can use with their students for quick-writes which then could develop into published pieces, as anyone is invited to submit their photos or writing. The project is a beautiful array of writing, art and photography as well as a full spectrum of colour. You could also use the site as a model and create your own class mosaic of colour samples, art and prose with number parameters. Be sure to check out. (Submitted by Susan Brisson, NFSB, whose own work can be seen under photo 165 and prose 211)

The National YoungArts Foundation has collaborated with the Teachers College at Columbia University to create a study guide called Pursuing Your Passions, based on the HBO MasterClass series. This guide can be used from K-12 as a means to embrace Arts education in the classroom. All the lesson plans and multimedia elements are accessible on the project's website. Teachers can also request a free DVD copy of the study guide and the entire first season of the MasterClass.

TeachingBooks.net is an indispensable resource for any ELA teacher. With in-depth author interviews, links to author web pages, and accessible lesson plans, it is a ready to use and user-friendly support for teachers of all levels.

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A podcast for teachers, students, and parents about evidence-based practice and learning created by cognitive psychological scientists interested in research on education.

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Podcast Episodes - The Learning Scientists

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Your Special Needs for Special Needs in Primary: Montérégie Estrie

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Your Special Needs For Special Needs in ESLPrimary

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Teacher Induction - Special Education LESs

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Teacher Induction - Special Education LESs

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Teacher Induction - ESL - Special Education

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General Documents Pedagogical Flexibility, Adaptations and Modifications for Special Needs Students - MÉES Best Practices for Special Education Minimal Expectations Elementary Minimal Expectations Secondary Cycle 1 Tiered Functional Language Examples Compensatory Functional Language for

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Stimulating LESs

( Learning and Evaluation S ituations)

Both Chain of Life programs include a learning and evaluation situation (LES) in line with the Quebec government programs.

In doing the LES, students learn the correct information about organ and tissue donation and explore true stories. They are then encouraged to form their own enlightened, personal opinion on this important current issue and share it with their parents, thus becoming ambassadors of family discussions about organ and tissue donation. As well, students are made aware of just how invaluable it is to have a healthy body.

The LES for ESL/EESL was created by a team of seasoned pedagogues and then field-tested. The scientific information was validated by Transplant Quebec.

As for the ELA program, it is currently being written and is scheduled to be field tested in Spring 2021, conditions permitting. This LES is based on that from the ESL/EESL program and both share the same values.

Training sessions will be given to present and explain the LES.
Learn more about the Chain of Life training session

Why Teach Chain of Life?

The Chain of Life program through the eyes of some of those who lived it, including a teacher and a few students. Their explanations and opinions speak for themselves.

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( Learning and Evaluation S ituations) Both Chain of Life programs include a learning and evaluation situation (LES) in line with the Quebec government programs. In doing the LES, students learn the correct information about organ and tissue donation and explore true stories.

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Welcome to Brains On! We’re an award-winning science podcast for kids and curious adults from American Public Media.

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Great full class lesson plans for Elementary Cycle 3 and Secondary Cycle 1

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Great full class lesson plans for Elementary Cycle 3 and Secondary Cycle 1

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The following "maker activities" are not classified by level as I believe they can be used with many different levels with only slights modifications, if any. In fact, some of these activities could even be repeated throughout a learner's journey. Wouldn't it be interesting to see the evolution of the language development and personal interests of the students from Grade 3 to Secondary 5 through their t-shirt designs for instance. Whichever level you decide to use these design activities with, it's the language development intentions that will change.

They say shoes reflect personality. Well, now is the time for your students to let you know more about them by designing their own sneakers. Depending on the level of your students and their language development needs, they will either create a short description of their sneakers or an advertisement to sell them. You will find different options available for the carrying out of the activity. Choose the one that fits your students best as well as the option that is the most suited to your digital situation.

Mini golf might feel like a monotonous activity for some people. In this lesson, students will learn about interesting mini golf courses from around the world. They will listen to mini golf courses designers talk about their creations: the tornado hole and grandma's trunk hole. They will then reflect and design their own thematic three-hole mini golf course.

BIRDIE!

I truly believe that taking the time to build a relationship with students is vital. The more I know about them, the easiest it is to build that relationship. Here's an activity I've used this week to get to learn the students. The students design their t-shirt to showcase their interests, hobbies and favorite stuff. In this Google Slides, you will find my personal t-shirt and a model text for students. However, I invited you to create your own t-shirt design.

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The following "maker activities" are not classified by level as I believe they can be used with many different levels with only slights modifications, if any. In fact, some of these activities could even be repeated throughout a learner's journey.

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This is a pilot ICEKit co-created by the ICEPELL partners as a model for training purposes. It has been developed around the picturebook Perfectly Norman by Tom Percival (Bloomsbury, 2017) and is suitable for learners in upper primary (9-12 years old).

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This is a pilot ICEKit co-created by the ICEPELL partners as a model for training purposes. It has been developed around the picturebook Perfectly Norman by Tom Percival (Bloomsbury, 2017) and is suitable for learners in upper primary (9-12 years old).

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Gender - Science.

Arab-Muslim ('Arab Muslim - Other People' IAT).

Skin-tone ('Light Skin - Dark Skin' IAT).

Religion ('Religions' IAT).

Sexuality ('Gay - Straight' IAT).

Countries ('Canada - United States IAT').

Gender - Career.

Disability ('Disabled - Abled' IAT).

Age ('Young - Old' IAT).

Race ('Black - White' IAT).

Weapons ('Weapons - Harmless Objects' IAT).

Transgender ('Transgender People – Cisgender People' IAT).

Weight ('Fat - Thin' IAT).

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Accueil et soutien des élèves trans, non binaires et en questionnement identitaire de genre (TNBQ) 

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Accueil et soutien des élèves trans, non binaires et en questionnement identitaire de genre (TNBQ) 

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An interactive game where students pick which comes first. The faster students answer, the more points they get. Students are provided with two visual prompts and are asked to click on the one that is chronologically older.

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What Came First? - Google Arts & Culture

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Cultural Crosswords - Google Arts & Culture

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5 gestes simples pour soutenir les élèves immigrants en classe ordinaire - Midi-conférence

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29/02/24 Midi Conférence - 5 gestes simples pour soutenir les élèves immigrants en classe ordinaire

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Enseigner pour Favoriser le transfert des apprentissages

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Multilingual Families Lab Familles Multilingues

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On November 2nd, we presented at the Collaborating for Health and Wellness Conference hosted by the College of Rehabilitation Sciences at the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba. Jiaxing Li and Samina Sana, two doctoral students in the lab, co-led this presentation on behalf of our team ( Jiaxing Li, Samina Sana, Jasmine Sidhu, Negin Yousefi, Wendy Amoako, Diana Burchell & Andrea A. N. MacLeod). The presentation focused on the Multilingual Language Program (MacLeod et al., 2024).

First, Samina spoke about translanguaging (i.e., ability to think with and between 2+ languages; Garcia and Lin, 2017), and noted that it has not yet been widely implemented in preschool settings. Next, Samina provided the framework for our research program, which is grounded in Community Cultural Wealth (i.e., highlighting the strengths and resources of socially marginalized communities; Yosso, 2005). Samina also explained Community-based Participatory Research, which involves involves a research team working iteratively to build a mutually-beneficial community partnership (Hacker, 2013). You can see Samina's slides below:

Next, Jiaxing spoke about the methods and results of this project. She explained that we implement several activities during the multilingual-language program (MLP). Jiaxing focused on dialogic book reading in this presentation, which is the anchor activity that informs all other activities. As Jiaxing explained, we focus on dialogic book reading in multiple languages, aiming to create shared context for everyone to listen and learn from the story. Each session we have different themes (i.e., travel, food, emotions). Using different themes establishes a connection between students' experiences at home and at school. Other activities like singing songs and table crafts coordinate with dialogic book reading to encourage students to freely express themselves in the languages they are comfortable with. Jiaxing then explained the measures we use to assess the children, as can be seen in the slides below:

Finally, Jiaxing concluded that, through translanguaging, the MLP promotes multilingual identity and culture maintenance. Specifically, the MLP positively influences children's use of and attitudes towards multilingualism. In addition to this, the MLP provides teachers opportunities to engage in professional development opportunities. Specifically, the MLP may enable teachers to promote and support translanguaging in their classrooms.

Learn more about the Multilingual Langauge Program:

MacLeod, A.A.N., Burchell, D., & Demers, C. (2024). Translanguaging in Pre-School Settings: The Multilingual Language Program. Réflexions, 43(1), 18-28.

References:
Chiat, S. (2015). Nonword repetition. Methods for assessing multilingual children: Disentangling bilingualism from language impairment, 125-150.
García, O., & Lin, A. M. (2017). Translanguaging in bilingual education. Bilingual and multilingual education, 117-130.
Hacker, K. (2013). Community-based participatory research. Sage publications.
MacLeod, A. A. (2021). C-QUEB: Canadian Questionnaire of language use and exposure in bilingual preschool-aged children.
Paradis, J., Emmerzael, K., & Sorenson Duncan, T. (2010). Assessment of English Language Learners: Using Parent Report on First Language Development. Journal of Communication Disorders, 43, 474-497. Child English as a Second Language Resource Centre: http://www.chesl.ualberta.ca&nbsp;
Resilience Research Centre. (2018). CYRM and ARM user manual. Halifax, NS: Resilience Centre, Dalhousie University. Retrieved from http://www.resilienceresearch.org/
Schneider, P., Dubé, R. V., & Hayward, D. (2005). The Edmonton Narrative Norms Instrument. Retrieved [date] from University of Alberta Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine website: http://www.rehabmed.ualberta.ca/spa/enni.
Torpsten, A. C. (2017). Preschool, Multilingualism and Translanguaging: Linguistic Diversity, Language Strategies and Participation. US-China Foreign Language, 15(2), 81-90.Yosso, T. J. (2005). Whose culture has capital? A critical race theory discussion of community cultural wealth. Race ethnicity and education, 8(1), 69-91.

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Multilingual Families Lab Familles Multilingues

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We study multilingual families / L'étude des familles multilingues

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Mauril - Une application par CBC et Radiocanada (comme Duolingo)

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Mauril - Une application par CBC et Radiocanada (comme Duolingo)

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Black Minimalist Hand Illustration Happy Black History Month Poster.pdf

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Video interviews with inspiring First Nations, Metis, and Inuit role models who share their knowledge and experience with youth.

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Video interviews with inspiring First Nations, Metis, and Inuit role models who share their knowledge and experience with youth.

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"If you've got something that you're worried about, a big decision to make, write it out on a piece of paper and put it under your pillow and ask the ancestors and say a prayer. When you wake up in the morning, you're going to have those answers."

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Discover Indigenous, First Nations, Metis and Inuit role models to encourage youth for a brighter future. Learn through inspiring stories and examples from Future Pathways: Fireside Chats.

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GreenLearning creates free education programs about energy, climate change and green economy that engage and empower students to create positive change for our evolving world. Our programs include both hands-on and critical thinking activities to equip educators with the educational tools they need to help students understand complex environmental issues.

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Supporting you during COVID-19

Let's get through these unprecedented times together! To support you with program delivery, browse our digital resources and interactive modules that can animate your in-person classes, all of which are also suited for online learning. Our materials are curriculum-connected, easy to use and always free.

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Distance Teaching ESL Activities-Projects-LESs for English as a Second LanguageTeachers

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Four Theater Games that Make Learning a Blast | Cult of Pedagogy

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Students learn better when movement is included in a lesson. These four fun improv games get students actively engaged and make the learning really stick.

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Les langues ancestrales autochtones sont un héritage culturel inestimable, ainsi qu'un facteur identitaire fondamental, comme elles sont intimement liées aux modes de vie, aux valeurs, aux traditions, à l'histoire et aux savoirs traditionnels autochtones. Les langues autochtones permettent de transmettre différents aspects des cultures en plus de représenter et d'exprimer les vécus et les réalités des différentes nations et communautés autochtones.

L'UQAT reconnait l'importance de promouvoir cette richesse collective, en célébrant la diversité et l'unicité des langues autochtones parlées ou en processus de revitalisation sur les différents territoires. L'Université souhaite soutenir les communautés et les organisations autochtones dans leurs efforts pour maintenir, renforcer, se réapproprier et revitaliser les langues autochtones. Avec la mise en œuvre du Plan d'action 2019-2024 L'UQAT et les peuples autochtones, l'Université s'engage à contribuer à la promotion des langues autochtones en soutenant des actions visant la reconnaissance des identités et des cultures des étudiantes et des étudiantes autochtones via, notamment, la vitalité et l'expression des langues autochtones.

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Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.

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Jennifer O’Bomsawin et La Loi sur les Indiens

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How did Black History Month come to be? | Articles | CBC Kids

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How did Black History Month come to be? | Articles | CBC Kids

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February is Black History Month! Find out more about the month-long celebration that takes place every year.

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