The Independent Schools Association of British Columbia (ISABC) welcomes 11,700 students annually at 23 member schools. ISABC has a long standing tradition of providing outstanding learning experiences for young people of British Columbia and beyond.
Angela has lived in Vancouver since 2000 when she moved here with her family to obtain her AMI Montessori Training, and Early Childhood Education training. Her teaching career includes working as Pre-School Head Teacher and Kindergarten Co-Teacher, and in other specialist teaching capacities.
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Angela Sali
Head Teacher, Pre-Kindergarten, West Point Grey Academy
Angela Sali is pleased to host this event, which is offered in support of Early Learning educators and Directors of programmes.
This one-day event is the first ISABC Early Years Pro-D and will provide valuable opportunity for discussion and collaboration in our diverse Early Learning community. Using a classroom model for creating a meaningful Literacy and Community Service Project, we will be creating lessons for our own courses and educational contexts.
Lecture series: Building the Foundations for Healthy Early Learning
St. Margaret's School is pleased to present the second lecture in their series on Early Childhood Education.
Young children are developing and learning at an unprecedented rate. They learn best when learning is active and stimulating. Please join us for vibrant and interactive presentations that explore how parents, educators, caregivers and community members can participate in children’s early learning.
Dr. Margie I. Mayfield headed the team that produced the award-winning BC Kindergarten Needs Assessment. Her presentation will
explore the current controversy of Kindergarten for 3-5 year olds in B.C. by examining possible options and obstacles.
Lecture series: Building the Foundations for Healthy Early Learning
St. Margaret's School is pleased to present the first lecture in their series on Early Childhood Education.
Young children are developing and learning at an unprecedented rate. They learn best when learning is active and stimulating. Please join us for vibrant and interactive presentations that explore how parents, educators, caregivers and community members can participate in children’s early learning.
<p>In his current role, Ian is Director of Instructional Growth at Collingwood School, North Vancouver. His varied and extensive experiences as teacher and school administrator in both the independent school and public school sectors enable Ian to connect with workshop participants and lead them into meaningful conversation and appreciation of the vital role school leaders play in teaching and learning in the 21st century.</p>
