Speakers
Ted Hutchings
Ted is the Past President of the MYC. He completed his M.Ed. with a focus on middle level curriculum integration in 2005. He has been a teacher, team leader and administrator at the elementary, middle and post-secondary levels. Ted has presented throughout western Canada and loves to work with teachers.
Topics: Curriculum Integration, Middle School Philosophy, Administration, Teaming, Building Relationships, Instructional Strategies, Language Arts Curriculum and Instruction
E-mail: [email protected]
Chris McCullough
Chris is the past president and current conference chair for the Middle Years Council and has been very involved in the ATA at both the local and provincial level. Chris is a vice principal at St Terea of Avila School in Red Deer and really enjoys presenting to fellow teachers.
Topics: Teaming, Advisory Groups, Inspirational Learning, At Risk Youth
E-mail: [email protected]
Jeremy Spink
Jeremy is the President of the MYC, Team Leader and Science teacher at Eastview Middle School in Red Deer. He has presented at a wide variety of conferences and conventions, including the National Middle School Association Conference. Jeremy’s message reminds you of all the great things about teaching young adolescents.
Topics: Teaming, Building Relationships, Science Curriculum and Instruction
E-mail: [email protected]
Jeremy Clevette
Jeremy is the webmaster of the MYC. Jeremy is a humanities teacher at Eastview Middle School in Red Deer. Jeremy has presented on a variety of topics at conventions and conferences in Alberta. Jeremy has a passion for integrating technology into his classroom.
Topic : Teaming, Building relationships, Language Arts and Social Studies Curriculum and instruction, Technology in the classroom
E-mail : [email protected]
Mike Edwards
Mike is a Junior High classroom teacher as well as a Northern Area representative for the Middle Years Council of the ATA. He enjoys presenting sessions to fellow educators about the Middle School philosophy and the importance of creating positive connections in schools.
Topics: Middle School Philosophy, Building Relationships
E-mail : [email protected]