
This self-paced professional development course is designed to equip primary school teachers with practical strategies to effectively plan, organize, and implement small group instruction. The course emphasizes differentiated instruction, student engagement, literacy strategies, and classroom management techniques for primary classrooms.
- Teacher: Latoya Smith-Burrows

This workshop introduces teachers to the Building Thinking Classrooms framework developed by Peter Liljedahl. Participants will explore research-based practices that foster student engagement, critical thinking, and problem solving in mathematics classrooms. Through guided modules, teachers will learn how to shift from teacher-directed instruction to student centered learning environments where thinking is visible, collaborative, and sustained.
- Teacher: Waynette Bethell-Hanna

This course aims to provide teachers with strategies that help students confidently recall and apply multiplication facts through movement, rhythm, repetition, and real-life relevance.
- Teacher: Waynette Bethell-Hanna

Whether in written or spoken form, vocabulary is the heartbeat of communication! In fact, it is widely accepted in educational communities as the ‘gateway to comprehension’.
This professional learning course is designed to help primary school educators explore the importance of explicit and contextual vocabulary instruction in developing their students’ vocabulary skills. It guides participants through the process of selecting meaningful words for targeted instruction and delivering impactful lessons.
Since knowing a word’s definition is only the beginning of understanding it, the course offers various practical instructional techniques to improve students’ word knowledge and usage. Participants will also examine a Basic Daily Routine Framework for Vocabulary Instruction—a structured, research-based, and engaging approach that promotes deeper vocabulary learning in the classroom.
- Lynette Gibbs-Carey & Ingrid Johnson: Lynette Gibbs-Carey

The Primary Mathematics Unit presents a self-paced course with research-infused strategies for teachers to help students develop number sense, strategic flexibility, and mental computation fluency through conceptual clarity, interactive exploration, and joy.
- EO Waynette Hanna: Waynette Bethell-Hanna