Date
Wednesday April 16, 2025Location
A342, Duncan McArthur HallThis session will help prepare BEd teacher candidates for interview questions related to classroom assessment.
This workshop is part of a 3-part series run by the Faculty of Education's Assessment and Evaluation Group.
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Date
Wednesday January 22, 2025Location
Duncan McArthur Hall Auditorium (1st Floor)This workshop will explore the intersection of AI and assessment, focusing on how AI can enhance and transform assessment practices in education. A Q&A session will follow the presentations. Presenter: Lydia Scholle-Cotton
This workshop is part of a 3-part series run by the Faculty of Education's Assessment and Evaluation Group.
This is an article from the Add*Ed Research Group's inaugural edition of their magazine, ADD*ED Research in Inclusive Education.
Date
Thursday May 8, 2025Admission is by donation.
This year - skip the line and donate online! Online donations made between April 1 and May 7 will be honoured as concert admission. Simply show us an electronic or printed confirmation of your gift when you arrive. We will of course also accept donations at the door.
For those who cannot join us in person this event is also livestreamed on the Isabel Digital Concert Hall.
Date
Monday December 16, 2024Location
OnlineDate
Thursday January 9, 2025Location
Online OnlyJoin us online!
Dr. Jenny Mai Phan is the Assistant Director of Community Engagement at the Center for Adaptive Systems of Brain-Body Interactions and a Research Assistant Professor at the College of Engineering and Computing at George Mason University.
An autistic, multiply neurodivergent researcher, Dr. Phan focuses on autism and co-occurring mental health conditions in adolescents, with a special interest in how biopsychosocial factors affect early and delayed puberty and the role of sexual health education in autistic teens’ mental health and well-being. Her lived experiences as an Asian American woman, wife, mother, and advocate deeply inform her work and commitment to intersectionality.
Date
Tuesday December 10, 2024Location
Education LibraryJoin us on December 10, 2024 in the Education Library for snacks, prizes, conversation, and our virtual guest speaker Dr. Noah Britton!
Dr. Noah Britton is a psychology professor who's been working directly with people on the autism spectrum since 2005, as researcher, camp counselor, life coach, consultant, and respite worker. He is a member of the first comedy troupe composed of people with Asperger Syndrome, Asperger's Are Us, and plays music in his spare time.
Register for the online or in-person event here
