Two educational advisers, one in secondary school and the other in elementary school, set off together to discover the world of the other. Colorful feedback on the GRMS and AQEP congresses!
On the occasion of the AQEP conference on the pedagogical integration of technologies in elementary school, more than 50 participants met with the common objective of using digital technology as a lever for learning.
On May 2, the Quebec Association of Elementary Teachers (AQEP) invites interested people to participate in a day of training in children's literature specially designed for elementary teachers, all cycles combined.
Until December 8, register for the 27th congress of the Association of Elementary Teachers, which will take place from December 10 to 12 in Quebec City under the theme "My profession, my training, my choices!" ".
From December 5 to 7, the 25th congress of the Quebec Association of Elementary Teachers (AQEP) is in full swing at the Palais des congrès de Montréal. The AQEP joins the cause of the Literacy Foundation and invites participants to bring a new book to offer reading as a gift to a child who does not have access to it.
The 24th annual congress of the Quebec Association of Elementary Teachers was held under the theme “Teachers as Builders of the Future”. The rally took place on December 7, 8 and 9 at the Quebec City Convention Center.
During the 2010 AQEP congress, which was held in St-Hyacinthe from November 3 to 5, an interesting round table allowed four guests as well as participants to discuss the theme of IWBs and other technological tools. in class. Today, second question: What recommendations would you make to a colleague who wishes to integrate ICT in his classroom?
During the 2010 AQEP congress, which was held in St-Hyacinthe from November 3 to 5, an interesting round table allowed four guests as well as participants to discuss the theme of IWBs and other technological tools. in class. Today, second question: Are the accessories offered around IWBs really useful? Are there other more suitable technologies?
During the 2010 AQEP congress, which was held in St-Hyacinthe from November 3 to 5, an interesting round table allowed four guests as well as participants to discuss the theme of IWBs and other technological tools. in class. Today, first question: Do IWBs and other technological tools constitute a real revolution?
