Resources and Tools to Support Student Learning - "Strategy for Building Learning Communities"

Learn how to structure programming to engage students in learning using principles of power-sharing, recognizing contributions, acting with respect, and making peace to build a successful learning community. For program staff, educators, parents, volunteers, students, and organizations. For students in all grades.
Rosita Bacchus, B.Ed., M.A. Ed. Literacy Program Coordinator - Beat the Street (Retired) United for Literacy.
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On Wednesday, June 5th, United for Literacy held a free online conference for community agencies which run tutoring, reading and other learning programs for school-age students (4 to 17 years) who live in under-resourced communities across Ontario. United for Literacy was funded by the Ontario Ministry of Education to offer this free conference.
We hope that the resources and information offered through this conference will help you better meet the learning needs of the children, youth, and families that you serve.