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Mindful self care
https://calp.ca/events/mindful-self-care.htmJoin us to explore and develop tools and resources to assist in maintaining or regaining solid mental health. Be reminded of, or discover, how your mind and body work in unison. You will: Understand...
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Psychological First Aid (Red Deer 2024)
https://calp.ca/events/psychological-first-aid-red-deer-2024.htmThis course will support CALP-funded staff, volunteers and system partners to develop a personal understanding of the effects of stress, loss, trauma and grief on others, with emphasis on self-care and...
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Skills for Learning Panel (Sept 2024)
https://calp.ca/events/skills-for-learning-panel-sept-2024.htmJoin CLN and our guest panel to explore how CALP-funded organizations are currently using ‘Skills for Learning’ instruction to support adult learning. The CALP Policy Manual describes Skills for...
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Flit App for Android (free family literacy app from the Centre for Family Literacy)
https://calp.ca/resources/flit-app-for-android-free-family-literacy-app-from-the-centre-for-family-literacy.htmFlit is a free family literacy app that provides parents with ideas and tools to help their children develop early language and literacy skills during the critical preschool years. Research shows...
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Holding Safer Space ~ Gathering Stones
https://calp.ca/blog/holding-safer-space-gathering-stones.htmI was gathering some items in my office for a project, and as I moved around my space I found an assortment of rocks. They were different sizes and shapes but all tied to a memory, a place, a time....
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Examples of the Social Justice Approach
https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=924One of the clearest examples of the Social Justice approach I have heard was an incident told to me by Hannah Fingeret. She was teaching an adult literacy class in one of the poorer sections of New York...
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Writing Out Loud
https://calp.ca/resources/writing-out-loud.htmThrough a collection of fun exercises and insightful chapters, Writing Out Loud makes even the most reluctant writers want to put pen to paper. Each idea and exercise is laid out with easy to follow steps,...
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Holding Safer Spaces: Open Circles
https://calp.ca/newsletters/calp-connections-september-2022.htm#article-1343“What does it mean to hold space for someone else? It means that we are willing to walk alongside another person in whatever journey they’re on without judging them, making them feel inadequate, trying...
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Plain Language CALP Websites: How does yours measure up?
https://calp.ca/blog/plain-language-calp-websites-how-does-yours-measure-up.htmHelp Please! This fall, a CALP staff member asked me: “We are in the process of revamping our website, and were wondering if you had any suggestions of some good ones that you have come across?” How...
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Upcoming Professional Development Opportunities
https://calp.ca/newsletters/calp-connections-summer-2024.htm#article-1488June holds a number of in-person and online learning and connecting opportunities! Don't miss out! JUNE: June 10 CALP Tutor Training (Bellevue) Invite your tutors to come to Bellevue. This session will...
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Say Hello to Adult Learning Alberta!
https://calp.ca/blog/say-hello-to-adult-learning-alberta.htmThis week's guest blog post is by Cheryl Dezall. If you are not familiar with this little gem, let me introduce you to an innovative new website for adult learners (and us). In the spring of 2020 a group...
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Psychological First Aid (Taber 2024)
https://calp.ca/events/psychological-first-aid-taber-2024.htmRegistration for this training is now closed. This course will support CALP-funded staff, volunteers and system partners to develop a personal understanding of the effects of stress, loss, trauma...
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Psychological First Aid (Valleyview 2024)
https://calp.ca/events/psychological-first-aid-valleyview-2024.htmRegistration for this training is now closed. This course will support CALP-funded staff, volunteers and system partners to develop a personal understanding of the effects of stress, loss, trauma...
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Psychological First Aid (Consort)
https://calp.ca/events/psychological-first-aid-consort.htmRegistration for this training is now closed. This course will support CALP-funded staff, volunteers and system partners to develop a personal understanding of the effects of stress, loss, trauma and...
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Call for Nominations: 2020 Alberta Literacy and Learning Awards
https://calp.ca/newsletters/calp-connections-may-2020.htm#article-1154Outstanding Contribution to Community Adult Learning Award Each year, the CLN Board of Directors recognizes the achievements and dedication to community-based adult learning by presenting the Outstanding...
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Roots and Connections Curriculum
https://calp.ca/resources/roots-and-connections-curriculum.htmThe Centre for Intercultural Education at NorQuest College produced this curriculum that covers 8 different flexible themes, geared towards CLB 2, but containing modification notes to adjust for level....
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Canadian Practice Citizenship Test
https://calp.ca/resources/canadian-practice-citizenship-test.htmAn online repository of practice questions from the Canadian Citizenship test. ESL Key Words: Services Student Level: Intermediate Teacher Level: As Needed
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Psychological First Aid (Vulcan)
https://calp.ca/events/psychological-first-aid-vulcan.htmThis course will support CALP-funded staff, volunteers and system partners to develop a personal understanding of the effects of stress, loss, trauma and grief on others, with emphasis on self-care and...
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Psychological First Aid (Edmonton)
https://calp.ca/events/psychological-first-aid-edmonton.htmRegistration for this training is now closed. This course will support CALP-funded staff, volunteers and system partners to develop a personal understanding of the effects of stress, loss, trauma and...
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Holding Safer Spaces for Adult Learners
https://calp.ca/blog/holding-safer-spaces-for-adult-learners.htmThis week's guest blog comes to you from Brenda Barritt, Project Lead - "Holding Safer Spaces" Professional Development Pilot. As we change over our calendars and get used to writing out ‘2020’, it...
