Teachers from across the province are invited to share ideas about their passion and illustrate how they have incorporated these ideas into their classrooms, schools and communities.
QPAT members are part of a community that makes a difference. Get connected is here to inspire personal and professional growth, focusing on the following areas:
Sustainability
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Mentoring
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Get Connected with Reagan Niedan (PTU)
Celebrating the collection of one million tabs that will be donated to the Ronald McDonald House of Canada
Get Connected with Matt McKechnie and Brennan McCambley (WQTA)
Get Connected with Nathalie and Gonzague (MTA)
Get Connected with Brian Benoit (LTU)
Do you know of a class/school/community project that would be valuable to share with your colleagues across the province?
Do you need some guidance to follow-through on an innovative idea and you are not certain where to begin?
Then Get Connected is for you!
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In honour of ATA member Gail Klinck, QPAT is proud to continue her tradition of collecting aluminum tabs for donation to the Shriners Hospital for Children. The tabs are sold to recycling companies, and the proceeds help provide shelter for the families of children receiving treatment. Tabs can be dropped off at the QPAT office or sent directly to the Shriners Hospital.
The opinions expressed in these podcasts do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Quebec Provincial Association of Teachers.
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