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Welcome to Solution Tree Education Canada’s new monthly newsletter, “Learning and Leading”!
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Each month we will gather valuable professional learning resources under a common theme to share with Canadian educators. In every issue, you can expect regular features like new and best-selling professional books, powerful free videos, emerging research and thought leadership, upcoming events and webinars, professional learning opportunities, and free chapters and reproducibles.
In our first issue, we are focusing on equity and inclusion in education. Within October’s newsletter, you will find a thought-provoking blog from Canadian author Katie White, a powerful video from cultural responsiveness leader Sharroky Hollie, as well as free reading from the October release The Wraparound Guide. We hope you enjoy “Learning and Leading”, and please send us your feedback as we work on upcoming editions.
—Solution Tree Education Canada
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New and Best-selling Books |
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The Wraparound Guide
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Acquire actionable steps for launching and sustaining wraparound services embedded within your school that support the whole child.
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Building the Resilient School
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Utilize resiliency and hope to address student needs and fight against the challenges of poverty in the 21st century.
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Achieving Equity and Excellence
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Empower students, teachers, and administrators to make dramatic improvements in achievement, behaviour, and attendance in a single semester.
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Reclaiming Youth at Risk
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Help your disconnected students cultivate a deep sense of belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity.
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Inclusion Strategies and Interventions, Second Edition
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Rely on the second edition of this user-friendly guide to help you provide a strong learning path for both general learners and those with special needs.
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Professional Development Opportunities |
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Featured Solution Tree Expert
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An educator for more than 20 years, Dr. Don Parker has successfully improved school culture, implemented a resilience program, managed the implementation of restorative justice, and increased attendance and student achievement.
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Learn with Dr. Don Parker »
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On-Site & Online PD
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Alexandra Guilamo, Anthony Muhammad, and Luis Cruz
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Choose to bring our experts on site or connect with them virtually to receive custom guidance as you work to champion student equity and inclusion.
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Learn more »
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Facing the Future: Teaching In and Out of the Classroom Portable Event Package
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In the Facing the Future Portable Event Package, education experts dive deep into some of the most complex issues to emerge during remote learning—from assessment and intervention to equity and engagement.
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Get access »
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Special Education: Online Inclusion Strategies and Interventions for Students with Special Needs
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This professional development session explores practical K–12 applications and online resources for educators who remotely instruct students with special needs. Focus is on the child, with collaborative, high-tech, low-tech, individualized, and distance learning accommodations and documentation.
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Register today »
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Free Reproducible
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Use this free template from The Wraparound Guide to help you identify and respond to your students’ needs in a respectful, compassionate, motivational, and effective manner.
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Download reproducible »
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Free Chapter
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Access a free chapter from The Wraparound Guide to dive deep into three essential concepts: (1) the whole-child approach to learning, (2) the critical importance of building trust between school staff and students, and (3) the variety and types of wraparound services a school might offer.
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Download chapter »
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Solution Tree Blog
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“Perhaps Equity in Education Begins with the Right Questions”
By Katie White
In her latest blog post, expert Katie White asks powerful questions on school equity you can reflect on and act on individually or as a team.
Read the blog post »
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PD Video
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Watch Dr. Sharroky Hollie’s video “Outrageous Love” to discover the first steps to becoming culturally responsive.
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Watch now »
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Free Webinar
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Learn directly from Dr. Douglas Reeves as he details how to bring equitable teaching practices and active learning strategies into your virtual and blended classroom.
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Watch now »
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Coronavirus school closures: What do they mean for student equity and inclusion? (From Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Education and Skills Today)
By Lucie Cerna
The current coronavirus crisis is having a profound impact, not only on people’s health, but also on how they learn, work and live. Among the most important challenges created by COVID-19 is how to…
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