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SUMMARY:Moving forward with uncertainty: the pandemic as  déclencheur* ​for a competent ECEC system across Canada
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\nSKETCHING NARRATIVES OF MOVEMENT TOWARDS COMPREHENSIVE AND COMPETENT EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS ACROSS CANADA\nESQUISSE DE RÉCITS DE TRANSFORMATIONS AFIN DE CRÉER DES SYSTÈMES ADAPTÉS D’ÉDUCATION DE LA PETITE ENFANCE À TRAVERS LE CANADA\n(project funded by SSHRC Connection Grants/projet subventionné par le programme Connexion du CRSH)\n​Webinar #1/Wébinaire no. 1\nMoving forward with uncertainty: the pandemic as déclencheur* ​for a competent ECEC system across Canada\nAller de l’avant dans l’incertitude : la pandémie comme catalyseur​* de transformation d’un système plus adapté d’éducation à la petite enfance à travers le Canada\nJune 10: 10am-noon Pacific, 11am-1pm Mountain, noon-2pm Central, 1-3pm Eastern, 2-4pm Atlantic\n10 juin : 10h à midi heure du Pacifique, 11h à 13h heure des Rocheuses, midi à 14h heure du Centre, 13h à 15h heure de l’Est, 14h à 16h heure de l’Atlantique\nZoom link for registration:\nhttps://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FUqRWIbZTjGU2BqCjkqwwg ( https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FUqRWIbZTjGU2BqCjkqwwg )\nL’événement aura lieu en anglais, la traduction simultanée sera disponible.\nFor a PDF of the info package for this webinar please click here ( https://nbmediacoop.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/ECEC-Webinar-1-Invitation.pdf )\nIt’s sometimes said that “a crisis is a terrible thing to waste;” it can be an opportunity to learn and avoid repeating past mistakes. In rebuilding our lives after disaster has struck, we could build better than what was there before. The fragile and fragmented early childhood education and care system cracked wide open under the pressure of the COVID 19 crisis. The project: ​Sketching narratives of movement towards comprehensive and competent early childhood educational systems across Canada ​is launching in this moment of uncertainty when the world is perhaps ready to reimagine itself. This first virtual gathering will bring together policy experts for a roundtable discussion on current early childhood education and care realities and initiatives across Canada to begin threading possibilities for new, future narratives.\nThe focus of this webinar will be on the impact of the changing realities in child care on the policy environment across Canada. The policy focus of this first webinar is intended to provoke further discussion of the intersectional nature of policy, practice and pedagogy in early childhood education and care in Canada.\nOn dit parfois qu’on de doit pas gaspiller une crise. Cela peut être l’occasion d’apprendre et d’éviter de répéter les erreurs du passé. En reconstruisant nos vies après la pandémie, nous pouvons choisir de construire mieux que ce qui existait auparavant. Le système fragile et fragmenté d’éducation à la petite enfance à travers le Canada se révèle sous la pression de la crise COVID 19. Le projet : Esquisser des récits de transformations vers des systèmes adaptés d’éducation de la petite enfance à travers le Canada démarre dans ce moment d’incertitude où le monde est peut-être prêt à se réinventer. Ce premier rassemblement virtuel réunira des experts en politiques dans le cadre de deux tables rondes sur les réalités et initiatives actuelles en matière d’éducation des jeunes enfants à travers le Canada afin de commencer à explorer les possibilités de récits futurs novateurs.\nCe webinaire mettra l’accent sur les effets des nouvelles réalités en transformation sur l’environnement politique au Canada des services de garde éducatifs. L’orientation stratégique de ce premier webinaire vise à provoquer une discussion approfondie de la nature intersectionnelle des politiques, de la pratique et de la pédagogie dans les services d’éducation à la petite enfance au Canada.\nAgenda/ODJ\n➔ Welcome and Introduction/mot d’accueil: Monica Lysack ➔ Virtual Roundtable/Table ronde virtuelle 1\n➔ Q & A/Discussion\n➔ Virtual Roundtable/Table ronde virtuelle 2\n➔ Q & A/Discussion\n➔ Closing remarks/mots de clôture: Joanne Lehrer\nVirtual Roundtable/Table ronde virtuelle 1:\nPolicy Experts and members of the federal Expert Panel on Early Learning and Care\nExperts en politiques et membres du groupe d’experts fédéral sur l’apprentissage et l’éducation des jeunes enfants\n(Moderated by/modéré par Monica Lysack).\n\n●  Morna Ballantyne​, Executive Director, Child Care Now\n●  Don Giesbrecht​, CEO, Canadian Child Care Federation\n●  Dr. Christopher Smith​, ​Associate Executive Director, Muttart Foundation, Edmonton,\nAlberta\n●  Martha Friendly​, Executive Director, Childcare Resource and Research Unit\n●  Dr. Margo Greenwood​, Academic Leader of the National Collaborating Centre for Aboriginal Health, Indigenous scholar of Cree ancestry, and Professor, First Nations Studies and Education, University of Northern British Columbia\n\nVirtual Roundtable/Table ronde virtuelle 2:\nCare at the Core- From Stabilization to Stimulus and Beyond: A Roadmap to Social and Economic Recovery\nLe ​Care ​au cœur – De la stabilisation à la stimulation et au-delà : Une carte ROUTIÈRE pour la reprise économique et sociale\nhttp://policyresponse.ca/care-at-the-core/​ (Moderated by/modéré par Joanne Lehrer)\n\n●  Andrew Bevan​ ​is Executive Advisor to Mohamad Fakih, Chair of the Fakih Foundation, and a former chief of staff and principal secretary to both a Premier of Ontario and a federal Leader of the Opposition.\n●  Dr. Kate Bezanson​ is Associate Professor of Sociology, Associate Dean of Social Sciences at Brock University, and specializes in social policy, political economy, federalism and constitutional law.\n●  Kate Hammer ​is former senior policy advisor to the Premier of Ontario and to the Minister of Education, and a former journalist with the Globe and Mail and currently the Director of Government Relations at Vancity.\n●  Monica Lysack​ is professor of Early Childhood Education at Sheridan College and former special adviser to the Ontario Minister responsible for Early Years and Child Care and the Status of Women.\n\nImage references/références des images @lioneltop. (2020, May 12). Les enfants font leur rentrée aujourd’hui. [Tweet].​ Retrieved from ​https://twitter.com/lioneltop/status/1260125365990756352 ( https://twitter.com/lioneltop/status/1260125365990756352 )\nCPE L’Envol. (2020, May 14). Comment faire comprendre à un enfant ce qu’est une distance de 2 mètres? [Facebook post]. Retrieved from https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1619098048239077&set=pcb.1619098164905732 ( https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1619098048239077&set=pcb.161909816490 5732 )\n\n\n\n\n
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