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Thursday, February 24 • 11:30am - 12:30pm
Show & Tell: Creating Access Using Artifacts

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Kindergarten gets it - artifacts from our lives and experiences hold our values, identities, and stories. So how do we bring this time-honoured elementary practice into a high school classroom, and what happens when we do?

In this session, we will explore the use of semiosis in the high school classroom, and the ways artifacts can create and hold space for and work with learners’ skills at their level. Learn processes that you can use on  Monday morning to enhance the visibility of your students’ ideas and support their academic learning alongside their social and emotional development. Visual and oral presentation scaffolding and skills build fluency and understanding to improve written, recorded, or performed end products, while preparing your students for 21st century communication and work.

Speakers
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Liz Harrison

Teacher
Liz Harrison is in her tenth teaching year and still finding joy in her students and classroom post-Covid. She is working on a Master of Education in Canadian Literacies degree and taking courses in graphic design and interactive media. Liz believes multimodality in English classrooms... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 11:30am - 12:30pm MST
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