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Exploring Social-Emotional Learning Skills in Health and Physical Education Webinar
In November, Ophea hosted a webinar to explore Strand A: Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) skills within the 2019 Elementary Health and Physical Education (H&PE) curriculum and share examples of how these skills can be taught and assessed in Grades 1 through 8. We would like to thank our co-presenters...
Drawing The Line on Gender-Based Violence in Ontario Webinar Blog
Additional Vaping Resources
Teachers might consider accessing additional Ophea resources to build their confidence and competence to engage students in conversations about vaping. Resources include additional information about vaping, making connections to the Health and Physical Education curriculum expectations, strategies...
The Cycle in Action
A Journey through Canada’s NEW Food Guide: What Educators Need to Know
In September, Ophea hosted two webinars (one in English and one in French) to introduce Canada’s new food guide to educators; through identifying connections to the 2019 Health and Physical Education (H&PE) elementary curriculum and exploring teaching strategies for different grade levels. We would...
Common Cents
Establishing a Safe Space Activity: The Four Pillars
Establishing a safe, inclusive, and accepting learning environment at the outset will create the groundwork for leading thoughtful and productive discussions with students about topics that need to be approached with sensitivity, such as gender-based violence prevention. In a classroom where...
Ask a Dietitian: Navigating the Grocery Store
Grocery shopping requires making many decisions as you move through the aisles and navigate dozens of options for similar foods. Join us for an hour-long Q&A session with a dietitian to discuss navigating the grocery store for your health and well-being . The session will focus on answering your...
Drawing the Line on Gender-Based Violence in Ontario
This webinar, developed in partnership with Ophea and the Ontario Coalition for Rape Crisis Centres (OCRCC), is designed for grades 7-12 educators to discuss the use of education for gender-based violence prevention. The session will make connections to the Health and Physical Education curricula...