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Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Education

Cultural Connections

Professional Learning in Arts and Cultural Education [PLACE] Program

2021-2022 Applications

Submission Deadline: March 24, 2022

Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis during the course of the school year and can be submitted until March 24, 2022

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2 | 9 This package provides the following information about the 2021-2022 PLACE program as funded under Cultural Connections: An Arts and Cultural Provincial Strategy:

 PLACE parameters

 Finding your sense of PLACE

 Funding Parameters

 Application Guidelines

 Eligibility

 Proposal Review Process

 Conditions of Funding

 Final Report Procedure

 Application Form

Professional Learning in Arts and Cultural Education [PLACE] Program is designed to be a flexible model to promote professional learning opportunities in the arts or cultural education. It is intended to support teachers who have identified arts or culture as a professional learning priority or need and embraces collegial learning and partnerships in the areas of:

 Creative Writing

 Cultural/Traditional Crafts

 Drama in Education

 Movement

 Music

 Visual Arts

 Theatre Arts

Funding from Cultural Connections may assist with materials, substitute time, fees, and travel allowances for the teacher applicant. A teacher’s plan may vary depending on the goals and needs identified. Interested teachers will identify or design a plan, which may include working with a learning partner. The learning partner should have a level of expertise in an arts/cultural related discipline. He or she may be a colleague, clinician or a professional artist/tradition bearer/heritage professional in the community. The ability for a teacher applicant to work with a learning partner outside their community/region will depend on related travel costs, available funding, and professional need. Applicants are encouraged to first explore partnerships within their regions.

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3 | 9 Finding your sense of PLACE

There are 4 levels of professional learning teachers may consider under the PLACE program.

Tier I

Through a self-directed approach, teachers independently explore resources or events that support/enhance their identified professional learning goals. It has an operational budget* up to a maximum of $1070, requires a maximum of 5 hours, and takes place within a defined block of time.

Sample professional learning opportunities may include, but are not limited to:

 Professional reading

 Webinars

 On-line mini courses/modules

*Budget may include: Substitute costs up to a maximum of 1 day; Materials/Resources up to a maximum of $300; Registration Fees up to a maximum of $500

Tier II

Focus is solely on addressing teacher’s identified professional learning goals through dedicated engagement/partnership with a learning partner. It has an operational budget* up to a maximum of

$2680, requires 5-15 hours of contact time, and takes place within a defined block of time.

Sample professional learning opportunities may include, but are not limited to:

 attending an interactive class, series of workshops or arts/cultural conference

 observing/assisting in the preparation process of a production/exhibition

 observing a teacher colleague with his/her students during a particular class or unit of study

 observing a teacher colleague with teacher applicant’s students during a particular class

 one on one PL with learning partner on identified area

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days]; Materials/Equipment up to a maximum of $400. If applicable, Travel*, in accordance with government regulations, an additional amount up to a maximum of $300 may be awarded.

Tier III

PLACE is designed to enhance the delivery of curriculum outcomes in arts or cultural education as co-facilitated by the teacher and learning. Focus is on addressing teacher’s identified professional learning goals within the teaching environment. It has an operational budget* up to a maximum of $3310 , and requires a minimum of 30 hours of contact time that takes place over the course of a year or semester, and delivered as follows: a minimum of 25hours dedicated to in class instruction and 5 hours total for teacher/mentor preparation.

Sample professional learning opportunities may include, but are not limited to:

 co-planning and co-teaching a course of study

*Budget may include: Learning Partner Costs [artist fees up to a maximum of, $2340 (HST included)/substitute costs up to a maximum of 1 day]; Materials/Equipment up to a maximum of $400. If applicable, Ground Travel*, in accordance with government regulations, an additional amount up to a maximum of $300 may be awarded.

Tier IV

PLACE is designed to enhance the delivery of curriculum outcomes in arts or cultural education as co-facilitated by the teacher and learning partner; and to provide professional learning for the teacher(s). Focus is on

addressing teacher’s identified professional learning goals within and outside the teaching environment. It has an operational budget* up to a maximum of $4170, and requires a minimum of 35 hours of contact time that takes place over the course of a year or semester and delivered as follows: a minimum of 25 hours dedicated to in class instruction,5 hours for teacher/mentor preparation and 5 hours total for teacher professional learning.

Sample professional learning opportunities may include, but are not limited to

 co-planning and teaching a unit of study with one on one PL session for teacher applicant

* Budget may include: Learning Partner Costs [artist fees up to a maximum of $, $2730 (HST included)/substitute costs up to a maximum of 2 days]; Materials/Equipment up to a maximum of $ 500. If applicable, Ground Travel*, in accordance with government regulations, an additional amount up to a maximum of $400 may be awarded.

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5 | 9 Application Guidelines

 Applicant is or will be teaching the content area identified at the time of application and have secured the agreement of the learning partner and school administrator.

 Learning partner from community must meet with school/district human resources policies.

 A teacher may apply once per tier per year (September - August).

 Applications must be submitted three weeks in advance of projected start dates.

 Funding is not retroactive.

Realization of plan MUST align with and adhere to COVID-19 alert level guidelines and protocols

Eligibility

 Professional learning plan/event must focus on the professional development of the educator.

 Applicant must be a certified and practicing teacher under contract either as a substitute, replacement, or permanent teacher.

Proposal Review Process

 In considering candidates and applications, the selection committee shall give consideration to the following criteria:

o potential benefits of the professional learning to professional growth and development;

o past contribution of the applicant to the profession;

o previously granted professional learning monies under the Cultural Connections strategy;

o funding capacity of EDU;

o first time applicant to PLACE tier; and o funding received from other sources.

 Successful applicants will be notified of approval of funding by the Department of Education (EDU).

 The review process of a complete application can be expected to take approximately three to four weeks.

 Incomplete packages and/orapplications lacking detailed information will slow down the review process. Applicants may be contacted to provide clarification before funding can be recommended.

Conditions of Funding

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 Applicant must give documented evidence that additional sources of funding have been investigated and provide details of funding received.

 Funding may be used only for the purposes specified in the proposal. No changes in the project will be made without prior consultation with the Cultural Connections Coordinator.

 Any materials remaining or equipment secured in support of the approved proposal is to remain as property of the school for curriculum based use by the teaching staff. To this end, equipment must be inventoried and tagged as follows – ‘Property of Xxx School, c/o Cultural Connections Strategy’. This information should also be reflected in the post event report.

 Should the event be cancelled (and not rescheduled) after financial support has been provided, the teacher will be expected to notify and return unused funds to EDU, Attn:

Cultural Connections Coordinator

 Funding will be transferred to the school’s account and released to applicant pending EDU acknowledgement of receipt of summary report post event.

 A brief report must be submitted to the Cultural Connections Coordinator upon completion of the session. No applicant will be eligible for funding in subsequent years until a final report has been filed with the Department of Education (EDU)

Final Reporting Procedure

 Following completion of the session, a brief report must be submitted to EDU and include:

a delineation of how funds were used;

an actualized budget with accompanying paid invoices;

signed learning partner contract with confirmation of completion of learning partner contracted work, as applicable, and;

anecdotal commentary (one page maximum) on the PL plan and achievement of proposed outcomes

The report must be submitted to the Cultural Connections Coordinator within 2 weeks of the conclusion of the session. Completed application package(s) and follow-up report(s) must be mailed to:

PLACE Program

Attention: Mary Dinn, Coordinator - Cultural Connections Programs and Services Division, Department of Education

3rd Floor, West Block, Confederation Building P.O. Box 8700

St. John’s, NL A1B 4J6

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7 | 9 PLACE Application Form

Please Print

1. Applicant’s contact information:

Name ___________________________________

School_______________________________ District/Region____________________

Work phone __________________________Work email____________________

Work mailing address ________________________________

________________________________

________________________________

Teaching Assignment(s) ________________________________

2. Learning partner’s contact information:

Name_______________________________________________

School/organization (If applicable) ______________________

District/Region (If applicable) ____________________

Work phone __________________________Work email____________________

Work mailing address ________________________________

________________________________

________________________________

Teaching Assignment(s) (If applicable) _______________________________

3. Briefly outline your past contributions to the school/educational community

4. PLACE focus: Curriculum Area___________________ Grade(s) _____________________

5. Level of Sense of PLACE sought  Tier I  Tier II  Tier III  Tier IV 6. Targeted Professional Learning Goal(s):

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8 | 9 7. Overview of Professional Learning Plan**: (Include details such as timeline; breakdown of PL

hours; strategies and processes towards goals; nature of teacher/learning partner interaction;

learning partner’s suitability for proposed plan; materials and resources required, etc) **This information may be submitted as a separate accompanying attachment.

8. Application/Value to your Professional Assignment:

Clearly explain the anticipated application/value to your professional assignment and professional growth.

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9 | 9 9. Projected Budget

* Up to maximums of $300.00 (Tier I), $400.00 (Tier II, III) and $500.00 (Tier IV) for equipment and/or materials combined.

Provide details of budget line items

10. Other Sources of Revenue and Amounts Sought:

Funding Application Checklist 

Please ensure that the application includes:

 A completed application

 A letter from the partner(s) indicating knowledge of the plan and confirmation of participation

 A letter from the school administrator indicating knowledge and support of application.

1 Learning Partner [Artist/Tradition Bearer/Heritage Professional] Fees ($78 per hour) $ 2 Learning Partner [Artist/Tradition Bearer/Heritage Professional] Travel (maximum

of $300.00 for Tier II, III and $400 for Tier IV)

$ 3 Teacher Applicant Travel

4 Number of Teacher Applicant substitute days

5 Number of Learning Partner substitute days (if applicable)

6 Equipment* (include breakout list and cost) $

7 Materials* (include breakout list and cost $

8 Workshop/webinar/conference fees $

9 Professional Resources $

10 Other: $

TOTAL $

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