• Presented by: Serena Jackson

    SEL (Social Emotional Learning) a current educational trend, has permeated most school practices. What's often viewed as benign teaching strategies, have much deeper roots which we'll examine; so we can correct falsities and foster Kingdom Citizens. We'll explore the Biblical approach to teaching self-regulation/self-control; and create a toolbox of resources promoting Biblical obedience.

    Focus: General (K-12)

  • Presented by: Jesse Roest

    Move beyond traditional PE ball sport units where skill gaps and low engagement are obvious. This session explores non-traditional ball sports that level the playing field, boost participation, and energize PE programs. Try Tchoukball, Omnikin ball, Spikeball, Speedball, and Blastball while exploring new challenges and team concepts. Leave with practical unit ideas that surpass curricular outcomes.

    Focus: Middle / High School

  • Presented by: Amanda Filipchuk

    Biblical wisdom meets modern clinical research. This workshop integrates scriptural principles with the pillars of lifestyle medicine and wellness to provide a practical, research-based framework for holistic health. We will examine how God's intentional design for nutrition, movement, restorative sleep, stress management, social connection, and mindful choices equips us for our divine calling.

    Focus: General (K-12) / EAs

  • Presented by: Erin Haasdyk

    Strong vocabulary knowledge is essential for reading comprehension, but how can we effectively build it? This session explores research-based approaches to selecting, explicitly teaching, and revisiting vocabulary in the early elementary classroom. Participants will leave with practical strategies and resources that can be easily incorporated into read-alouds and everyday instruction.

    Focus: Primary School Teachers

  • Presented by: Harold Hoffmann

    It's Everywhere- Talk about fulfillment, achievement, the best way to live your life...yada, yada, yada. If only that were true.

    Well it is, and no it is not the Way of Yoda- but there is a Way. Come join me as we explore the rules of life and the ways in which we navigate them for the betterment of ourselves and those around us. I have a book for you..

    Focus: General (K-12)

  • Presented by: Ted Fenske

    Are religion and science in conflict? Why did modern science emerge when and where it did? Join Ted Fenske, M.D. to hear about the Christian heritage of science. Learn how modern science developed out of the Christian worldview and how the Bible alone provides the philosophical foundation for making sense of science. Be encouraged that Bible-believing scientists from the Middle Ages laid the groundwork for modern science, and that Christians continue to provide important scientific insights today. Gain confidence in understanding why the Christian faith is not in opposition to operational science, but provides its necessary foundation.

  • Presented by: Jonathan Rendall

    Truth matters, however, in the contemporary media and philosophical landscape, every truth is questioned. How do we teach History from a Christian perspective and respond to post-modernism where the very concept of truth is rejected.

    Focus: Middle / High School / Social Studies

  • Presented by: Barbara Calabrese

    Christian educators are called to steward every student’s voice. This session explores place-based nature journaling as a multimodal approach to learning and assessment, drawing on doctoral research with Grade 4 science students in Western Canada. Educators will leave with ideas for making space to honor and celebrate diverse student communication.

    Focus: General (K-12) / EAs / Language Arts / Science / Fine Arts

  • Presented by: Karen Daniels

    This session will help you explore who you are as a teacher. Know how your style can enhance curriculum delivery and classroom management. Let’s  explore together how your core teaching values expressed in your classroom can build a connected, positive and productive classroom culture.

    Focus: General (K-12)