Mrs. Leboeuf

This page will answer questions commonly asked by students and parents.

1. What do I need to know for the Science Test on Friday, November 11?
2. Why should we NOT clap during the Remembrance Day Assembly?
3. What are 'Student-led Conferences, and how will they be different than what we're used to?

What do I need to know for the Science Test on Friday, November 11?

Although all the human organ systems are important to know, our test will focus only on the following systems:
1. Respiratory
2. Circulatory
3. Digestive

Please use your 'Study Organizer' as your guide. 

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Why should we NOT clap during the Remembrance Day Assembly?

As Remembrance Day assemblies are solemn events, and not 
'celebrations', we refrain applause and clapping.

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What are 'Student-led Conferences, and how will they be different than what we're used to?

Student-led conferences are simply led by the student. 
The student is responsible for showcasing his/her work. 
Students are encouraged to share their strengths and needs with 
their parents/caregivers. They take the lead during the 
conference. Students, teachers, and parents all play an 
important role in ensuring that the student meets with success. 
Student-led conferences are also different in that there are 
multiple groups of students and parents/caregivers conducting 
conferences in the room at the same time. 
Teachers facilitate the process and meet with individual groups 
during the conference. 
Once again, students take on the leadership responsibility in 
student-led conferences.  

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