BIT

Focuses on the management, marketing and the use of electronic technologies to access, use and manipulate information within personal, family, workplace, community, and global contexts. This cluster challenges students to expand their confidence, experience, and skills as innovators and leaders.

HRH

Focuses on a vast array of challenging and rewarding careers in health care, community supports, recreation, cosmetology, food services, tourism, and law.

MDC

Provides students with the flexibility to adapt to various situations relating to design, communication, and fashion. This cluster includes courses related to art and culture, such as the performing arts, film and video, broadcasting, journalism, writing, creative design, fashion, libraries, and museums.

NAT

Focuses on conservation and the sustainable use of natural resources. Students develop the motivation and commitment to work individually and collectively as private citizens and members of the workforce toward the conservation and responsible use of air, energy, forests, land, minerals, water, and wildlife.

TMT

This cluster focuses on the skills and knowledge related to the design, construction, fabrication and maintenance of a product. Course relate to manufacturing, processing, utilities, construction, mechanics, fabrication, trades supervision, trades contracting, logistics, transportation and heavy equipment.

CTF

Career and Technology Foundations (CTF) is an optional program that allows students to explore their interests and passions as they learn about various career possibilities and occupational areas. The CTF Program of Studies is based on 14 learning outcomes that identify what students are expected to learn and what will be assessed, and are the same for grades 5 to 9.

Creativity in High School

You're Invited.

Creative skills help students become better problem solvers, communicators, and collaborators. They explore more and experiment more. They tell richer stories and find their own unique voices. And they carry all these skills through everything they’ll do in school and beyond. No matter what the world of tomorrow brings, secondary students benefit from learning to express themselves creatively while developing their capacity for innovation.

Whether students are using Adobe or Apple apps, exploring creativity in drawing, photography, video, music, and augmented reality has never been more flexible and engaging.

What you'll experience

Explore what’s new on Mac and iPad for secondary learners in the creative arts and communications technology.
Discover how iPad, Apple Pencil, and Adobe's mobile apps work seamlessly to enable new forms of creativity that will transform your workflow.
Learn how you can start a project on iPad and finish it on Mac. This is great for starting projects in the field or on the go.

This session is offered in two time slots. If you’d like to build skills in advance with the Apple creative apps used in these sessions, please sign up for Apple Teacher.

Who should Attend

Department Heads, Communication Tech, Media Arts, Visual Arts, Multimedia Teachers

Details

Option 1: May 5, 1:00-2:00 p.m.
Option 2: May 5, 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Note that the times listed are in
Eastern Standard Time. Please
adjust for your local timezone.

Resource for Youth - Patricia J. Hames Award: offers grants to Canadian primary, elementary or secondary home economics/human ecology/family studies educators to support projects directed to the development of life skills in Canadian youth. A total of $5,000 is available each year. Click here for more information.

CTEC Resources

Available to CTEC Members Only

Careers Education

Resources for teaching and counselling students about careers and the trades

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Inspiring, Innovative, Collaborative

The ATA Library is an extensive collection of books, periodicals, videos and other materials focusing on educational research and professional development for teachers. Library services and materials are available in both French and English.

Only ATA members, associate members, life members, and staff may borrow materials.

Books and videos are loaned by mail (with return postage prepaid) for a period of one month.

Ph: 780-447-9400 ext 648 (in Edmonton) 1-800-232-7208 (elsewhere in Alberta)

E-mail: library@ata.ab.ca

Click here for the website

InDesign for Biginners

Tutorial

How to Design a Logo for Biginners

Using Adobe Illustrator

If you have a resource that you would like to share email us at
communicationsdirector@ctecalberta.ca

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