TEAM MTS PD Day Conference 2023
Register here: https://memberlink.mbteach.org/Event.axd?e=2664
Conference Title: TEAMS 2023 MTS PD DAY Conference
Location: West Kildonan Collegiate, 101 Ridgecrest Ave, Winnipeg, MB
Date: October 20, 2023
Program
08:30 am ................................. Registration Opens
8:30 am - 9:30 am .................. Vendor time
9:30 am - 11:00 am .................Morning Session
11:00 am - 11:45 am............... AGM
12:00 pm - 1:30pm ................. Lunch ( please ensure that all food allergies and concerns are listed in MyProfile)
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm ................... Afternoon Session
3:00pm - 3:30 pm ................... Prize draw and wrap up
All sessions will be walk up unless otherwise stated.
AM Session 1 - Intro to Tinkercad 3D Modeling
This is an introduction on 3D modeling using Autodesk Tinkercad which is geared towards education using classrooms and simulations. Tinkercad is a drag and drop style modeling software that is simple to learn but with lots of possibilities. It is a free program with 3D modeling, coding, circuits, and simulation lab included, but this course will be focused on 3D modeling and classroom setup.
Presented by Matt Mahoney
AM Session 2 - Who doesn’t love LEGO? (That’s not under their foot)
Little and big kids love LEGO, why not bring that same enthusiasm and fun into the classroom? In this session you will learn how to use and incorporate LEGO Education (SPIKE Prime) kits in Stem and Industrial art classrooms. This session will be applicable to all levels of learners but focus on use in middle and high schools. Attendees must bring a laptop with the Lego Education software downloaded.
Presented by Brinly McCorriston
AM Session 3 - Supporting Stem Education Through Assistive Technology Lens
Join the Neil Squire Society team to learn how their Makers Making Change program supports STEM education through an assistive technology lens. Learn how your students can integrate STEM Skills to support people with disabilities. Participate in a basic level hands-on assistive device build workshop. (devices are donated to the local community).
AM Session 4 - Introduction to Airbrushing
This is an introductory to airbrushing session. This session will be geared towards those who are new to airbrushing or thinking of bringing airbrushing to their class. Points to be discussed are reliable suppliers, Initial start up costs, yearly operational costs, fundamental
techniques, Introductory assignments, daily cleaning/maintenance, In depth cleaning.
Presented by Kevin Kriss
AM Session 5 - Navigating the CFS System for Teachers
How Child and Family Services is set up, and the differences between authorities and agencies.
The role of fostering v. kinship, and what foster parents can/can't do.
The responsibilities of each person in a Child-in-Care student's team (foster parent, teacher, administration, worker, biological family, etc).
What an ideal school experience looks like from the point of view of each of the team members.
Common concerns and challenges with CIC in school.
Presenter TBD
PM Session 1 - Spraying Creativity with Stencil Airbrushing
Now that you have a handle on the airbrushing basics, take your creative skills to the next level by using stencils in your art! In this session, we will explore the steps on how to utilize your vinyl cutter to create stencils to elevate airbrushing projects and creativity in the classroom.
Tansy Tober and Jenn Brass
PM Session 2 - Resin printers: more than just D&D figures.
Unlock the artistic potential of resin 3D printing with casting. Dive into the world of resin casting, where technology meets craftsmanship, and creativity knows no bounds. This workshop will guide you through the fascinating process of using resin 3D printers to create intricate molds for casting a variety of objects.
PM Session 3 - Fostering for Teachers
How Child and Family Services is set up, and the differences between authorities and agencies.
What foster parents/respite workers get paid.
Providing respite, a foster home, or other placement options as a teacher.
FAQs about the challenges and rewards of fostering specifically for teachers.
AD Session 1 - Metis Beadwork (Must register)
In this session participants will be given an introduction to Metis beadwork and using a loom for beading. Participants will be provided with a loom and a small amount of beading supplies as part of registration costs of the session. In this all-day session topics covered will include, incorporating indigenous perspectives in your classroom, exposure to indigenous pedagogies and the difference between token projects and teaching with intention. This will be both a hands-on and discussion session.
Presented by Josh Prudin
Membership and Conference Fees
TEAM Conference Fee .................................. $60 (includes lunch)
TEAM Membership Fee ................................ $25 (includes lunch)
TEAM Membership & Conference Fee........ $60 (includes lunch)
TEAM Student Fee ........................................ $25 (Full time student) (includes lunch)
WALK UP (Registration on October 20th)...... $60 ***Walk-up registrants will not receive a lunch with their conference.***
Cancellation Policy: $5 administration fee will be charged.
If you need Conference or Registration Information, please send message to: iamanitoba@gmail.com
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AD - Metis Beadwork
In this session participants will be given an introduction to Metis beadwork and using a loom for beading. Participants will be provided with a loom and a small amount of beading supplies as part of registration costs of the session. In this all-day session topics covered will include, incorporating indigenous perspectives in your classroom, exposure to indigenous pedagogies and the difference between token projects and teaching with intention. This will be both a hands-on and discussion session.
Presented by Josh Prudin
Walk Up Sessions
AM Session 1 - Intro to Tinkercad 3D Modeling
This is an introduction on 3D modeling using Autodesk Tinkercad which is geared towards education using classrooms and simulations. Tinkercad is a drag and drop style modeling software that is simple to learn but with lots of possibilities. It is a free program with 3D modeling, coding, circuits, and simulation lab included, but this course will be focused on 3D modeling and classroom setup.
Presented by Matt Mahoney
AM Session 2 - Who doesn’t love LEGO? (That’s not under their foot)
Little and big kids love LEGO, why not bring that same enthusiasm and fun into the classroom? In this session you will learn how to use and incorporate LEGO Education (SPIKE Prime) kits in Stem and Industrial art classrooms. This session will be applicable to all levels of learners but focus on use in middle and high schools. Attendees must bring a laptop with the Lego Education software downloaded.
Presented by Brinly McCorriston
AM Session 3 - Supporting Stem Education Through Assistive Technology Lens
Join the Neil Squire Society team to learn how their Makers Making Change program supports STEM education through an assistive technology lens. Learn how your students can integrate STEM Skills to support people with disabilities. Participate in a basic level hands-on assistive device build workshop. (devices are donated to the local community).
AM Session 4 - Introduction to Airbrushing
This is an introductory to airbrushing session. This session will be geared towards those who are new to airbrushing or thinking of bringing airbrushing to their class. Points to be discussed are reliable suppliers, Initial start up costs, yearly operational costs, fundamental techniques, Introductory assignments, daily cleaning/maintenance, In depth cleaning.
Presented by Kevin Kriss
AM Session 5 - Navigating the CFS System for Teachers
How Child and Family Services is set up, and the differences between authorities and agencies.
The role of fostering vs. kinship, and what foster parents can/can't do.
The responsibilities of each person in a Child-in-Care student's team (foster parent, teacher, administration, worker, biological family, etc).
What an ideal school experience looks like from the point of view of each of the team members.
Common concerns and challenges with CIC in school.
Presenter TBD
PM Session 1 - Spraying Creativity with Stencil Airbrushing
Now that you have a handle on the airbrushing basics, take your creative skills to the next level by using stencils in your art! In this session, we will explore the steps on how to utilize your vinyl cutter to create stencils to elevate airbrushing projects and creativity in the classroom.
Tansy Tober and Jenn Brass
PM Session 2 - Resin printers: more than just D&D figures.
Unlock the artistic potential of resin 3D printing with casting. Dive into the world of resin casting, where technology meets craftsmanship, and creativity knows no bounds. This workshop will guide you through the fascinating process of using resin 3D printers to create intricate molds for casting a variety of objects.
PM Session 3 - Fostering for Teachers
How Child and Family Services is set up, and the differences between authorities and agencies.
What foster parents/respite workers get paid.
Providing respite, a foster home, or other placement options as a teacher.
FAQs about the challenges and rewards of fostering specifically for teachers.
Presenter TBD