NOVEMBER
26-28
National Symposium Arts Education; Halifax; www.artsed.ca
27-29
Science Teachers' Association of Ontario; Dreams Are Made for Pursuit
Conference; Toronto; www.stao.org
28-29
Ontario College of Teachers; Enhancing the Profession through the Standards
of Practice for the Teaching Profession & Ethical Standards for the
Teaching Profession; Toronto; 416-961-8800, ext. 815; www.oct.ca
DECEMBER
3-4
Classroom Connect Inc.; Connected Classroom Conference; Palm Springs,
CA; 1-800-638-1639; connect@classroom.com;
proflearn.classroom.com/ProfDev/conferences
3-6
National Community Education Association; 38th Annual National Conference:
Creating Communities of Learning: No One Left Behind; New Orleans;
703-359-8973; ncea@ncea.com; www.ncea.com/conferences
6
American Association of School Administrators Annual Conference;
Marco Island, Florida; 703-528-0700; www.aasa.org
11-12
Ontario College of Teachers; Council Meeting; Toronto; kanstett@oct.ca
11-14
Association for Career and Technical Education Annual Convention;
Orlando; 1-800-826-9972; Julia@acteonline.org;
www.acteonline.org
JANUARY
6-9
Association for Library and Information Science Education Annual Conference;
San Diego; 703-234-4146; alise@drohanmgmt.com;
www.alis.org
15-17
Safe Schools Coalition; 10th Joint National Conference: Alternatives
to Expulsion, Suspension and Dropping Out of School; Kissimmee, Florida;
1-800-537-4903; fax: 941-778-6816; ssc@tampabay.rr.com;
www.thesafeschools.org
Six Seconds EQ Network; 4th Annual NexusEQ Emotional Intelligence Conference:
The Inside Path to Creating and Sustaining Change; Orlando, Florida;
650-685-9885; josh@6seconds.org;
www.nexusEQ.com
15-18
International Alliance for Learning Annual Conference: Have You Got
IT? Inspirational Teaching for Transformational Learning; Atlanta;
1-800-426-2989; info@ialearn.org;
www.ialearn.org/conf.html
16
GroupWorks for Education National Conference: Recovering from Emotional
Fatigue - Effectively Bearing the Burdens of Teaching and Counselling;
Long Branch, NJ; 201-819-9285; drtoby@groupswork.org
FEBRUARY
1-3
University of California-Santa Cruz, New Teacher Center; 6th National
Symposium on Teacher Induction: Soaring to New Heights; San Jose,
California; 831-459-4323; ntc@ucsc.edu;
www.newteachercenter.org/TrainAnnual.shtml
2-4
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Center on Education and Work; 18th Annual
Conference: A Lifetime of Opportunities; Madison, Wisconsin; 1-800-443-0399;
cewmail@education.wisc.edu;
www.cew.wisc.edu/careers/careers2004.asp
14-17
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education 56th Annual
Meeting and Exhibits; Chicago; 202-293-2450; aacte@aacte.org;
www.aacte.org/Events/meeting_exhibits.htm
15-19
Association of Teacher Educators 84th Annual Meeting: Teacher Educators
Leading the Challenge for Academic Excellence in the 21st Century;
Dallas; 703-620-3110; ATE1@aol.com;
www.ate1.org/teampublish/120_617_2381.cfm
18-20
Society for Applied Learning Technology; Conference on New Learning
Technologies; Kissimmee, Florida; 540-347-0055; confinfo@salt.org;
www.salt.org
27-28
The Learning Consortium@OISE/UT; The Tenth Annual Learning Consortium
Conference: Linking Quality Teaching to Success for All Learners;
Toronto; 416-923-6641 ext. 2078; learning@oise.utoronto.ca;
fcis.oise.utoronto.ca/~learning
January 29-February 1
National School Conference Institute; 7th Annual Conference on Urban
Education and 17th Annual Conference for Students At-Risk: Challenging
Learners With Untapped Potential; Washington D.C.; 1-800-242-3419;
gschneider@learning24-7.com;
www.learning24-7.com
January 30-February 1
National School Supply and Equipment Association; The School Equipment
Show; Tampa, Florida; 1-800-395-5550; fax: 301-495-3330; mferguson@nssea.org;
www.nssea.org
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