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SUMMARY:Providing a Path to Ihsan: How to Teach Islamic Studies Effectively to Every Age Level - Part 2
DESCRIPTION:Sound Vision Canada is thrilled to offer a much-needed teacher training series with the expert\, Abir Catovic. \nIslam is a rich tradition possessing an ocean of information. The key to educating our children\nabout their faith is not by striving to teach them everything about Islam\, which is an impossibility.\nThe key is for Islamic Studies to address the appropriate Islamic concepts at the proper student\ndevelopmental levels. In this teacher learning series\, we will ascertain what the sources of Islam\nsay about properly teaching Islam. We will also delve into the student stages of development and\nuncover the essential teachings and methods required to help students develop a healthy relationship\nwith their Creator which naturally promotes Islamic character development and the desire to strive\nfor Ihsan or excellence in all aspects of life. \nPlease note that these sessions are intended to provide instructional guidance for parents\, Islamic\nStudies educators\, and all those involved in children’s Islamic education. Educators are invited to\npartake in this learning series to enhance their understanding of various aspects of Islam which\nmay increase their classroom effectiveness. \nWe are offering a five-part series with the second session to be hosted on Oct. 17 at 7 pm EDT\, insha Allah. \nRegistration is not limited to the participants of Part 1. We invite all those who are interested to join. \nCan’t attend live? No problem! The video recording and presentation slides will be shared with all those who sign up. \nA Sound Vision Canada Certificate of Completion will be issued to the attendees who participate in Part 1 and at least one other module. \n A Sound Vision Canada Certificate of Distinction will be issued to the attendees participating in all five modules. \nFoundations for Faith – Understanding Our World through the Pillars of Faith \nSession Highlights: \nHow to teach Islamic Studies for Grade 2 and Under \n\nHow to Teach “Pillars” to Avoid “Pillows”\nAllah\, the Awesome Creator\nTwo Essential Islamic Phrases to Teach at this Stage\nAngels\, Jinn and People – Oh My!\nIs THAT What We are Afraid Of?\nDo You Know What Mercy Is?\n\nThe upcoming modules in the series will be hosted once a month from October-January and will focus on how to teach Islamic Studies effectively to learners: \nGrade 2 and Under – Foundations for Faith – Understanding Our World through the Pillars of Faith  (OCTOBER 17\, 2024)\n \nGrades 3-5  – Foundations for Practice – Utilizing the Pillars of Islam to realize the responsibilities of a Muslim (NOVEMBER 21\, 2024) \nGrades 6-8  – Foundations for Conviction – Utilizing the Qur’an\, Sunnah and life context to establish Islam as the way of life  (DECEMBER 19\, 2024) \nGrades 9-12  – Foundations for a Righteous Life – Establishing Islam as the basis for the pursuit of excellence in all aspects of life (JANUARY 9\, 2025) \nThe registration fee for each module is $20. Individuals requiring financial assistance may reach out to info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbir Catovic is one of America’s Islamic Education pioneers. She began her teaching career while in college\,\nvolunteering at her local masjid\, developing an early elementary Islamic Studies curriculum and eventually\nhelping to establish a full-time Islamic School. She has taught every grade level from KG through\ntwelfth grade while serving in administration as a Religious Studies Director\, Vice-Principal and Principal. Mrs.\nCatovic developed Islamic and Qur’anic Studies curricula for her school’s elementary\, middle and high school\nlevels and created a Prophetic Character Education Program. She also helped to develop a Two-Year Qur’an\nMemorization Program that graduated more than fifty male and female Huffadh. \nIn 2017\, Abir Catovic was awarded the Noor Kids Islamic Teacher Appreciation Award\, being voted one of the\ntop three Islamic educators in North America. In 2021\, she was the recipient of the New Jersey State\nGovernor’s Jefferson Award in Education for her “exemplary volunteer efforts and public service”. Currently\nshe serves as the Board Secretary of WISER (Weekend Islamic Schools Educational Resources) and is an\nadvisor to the Moral Ecology Trust\, a multifaith\, multidisciplinary project of the University of Virginia’s Advanced\nStudies in Culture Foundation which aims to strengthen youth character formation.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/providing-a-path-to-ihsan-how-to-teach-islamic-studies-effectively-to-every-age-level-part-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240919T190000
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SUMMARY:Providing a Path to Ihsan: How to Teach Islamic Studies Effectively to Every Age Level - Part 1
DESCRIPTION:Sound Vision Canada is thrilled to introduce a much-needed teacher training series with the expert\, Abir Catovic. \nIslam is a rich tradition possessing an ocean of information. The key to educating our children\nabout their faith is not by striving to teach them everything about Islam\, which is an impossibility.\nThe key is for Islamic Studies to address the appropriate Islamic concepts at the proper student\ndevelopmental levels. In this teacher learning series\, we will ascertain what the sources of Islam\nsay about properly teaching Islam. We will also delve into the student stages of development and\nuncover the essential teachings and methods required to help students develop a healthy relationship\nwith their Creator which naturally promotes Islamic character development and the desire to strive\nfor Ihsan or excellence in all aspects of life. \nPlease note that these sessions are intended to provide instructional guidance for parents\, Islamic\nStudies educators\, and all those involved in children’s Islamic education. Educators are invited to\npartake in this learning series to enhance their understanding of various aspects of Islam which\nmay increase their classroom effectiveness. \nWe are offering a five-part series with the first session to be hosted on Sept. 19 at 7 pm EDT\, insha Allah. \nCan’t attend live? No problem! The video recording and presentation slides will be shared with all those who sign up. \nRegistration is open to all those who are interested. \nA Sound Vision Canada Certificate of Completion will be issued to the attendees participating in Part 1 and at least one other module. \n A Sound Vision Canada Certificate of Distinction will be issued to the attendees participating in all five modules. \nIntroduction to the Foundations  \nSession Highlights: \na. Children’s Stages of Development\nb. Islam’s Teachings on How to Teach Islam Effectively\nc. Quality vs. Quantity\nd. Understanding the Student’s Perspective\ne. It’s Not the Story\, But How You Tell It!\nf. Seizing Opportunities for Reinforcement \nThe upcoming modules in the series will be hosted once a month from October-January and will focus on how to teach Islamic Studies effectively to learners: \nGrade 2 and Under – Foundations for Faith – Understanding Our World through the Pillars of Faith  (OCTOBER 17\, 2024)\n \nGrades 3-5  – Foundations for Practice – Utilizing the Pillars of Islam to realize the responsibilities of a Muslim (NOVEMBER 21\, 2024) \nGrades 6-8  – Foundations for Conviction – Utilizing the Qur’an\, Sunnah and life context to establish Islam as the way of life  (DECEMBER 19\, 2024) \nGrades 9-12  – Foundations for a Righteous Life – Establishing Islam as the basis for the pursuit of excellence in all aspects of life (JANUARY 9\, 2025) \nThe registration fee for each module is $20. Individuals requiring financial assistance may reach out to info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbir Catovic is one of America’s Islamic Education pioneers. She began her teaching career while in college\,\nvolunteering at her local masjid\, developing an early elementary Islamic Studies curriculum and eventually\nhelping to establish a full-time Islamic School. She has taught every grade level from KG through\ntwelfth grade while serving in administration as a Religious Studies Director\, Vice-Principal and Principal. Mrs.\nCatovic developed Islamic and Qur’anic Studies curricula for her school’s elementary\, middle and high school\nlevels and created a Prophetic Character Education Program. She also helped to develop a Two-Year Qur’an\nMemorization Program that graduated more than fifty male and female Huffadh. \nIn 2017\, Abir Catovic was awarded the Noor Kids Islamic Teacher Appreciation Award\, being voted one of the\ntop three Islamic educators in North America. In 2021\, she was the recipient of the New Jersey State\nGovernor’s Jefferson Award in Education for her “exemplary volunteer efforts and public service”. Currently\nshe serves as the Board Secretary of WISER (Weekend Islamic Schools Educational Resources) and is an\nadvisor to the Moral Ecology Trust\, a multifaith\, multidisciplinary project of the University of Virginia’s Advanced\nStudies in Culture Foundation which aims to strengthen youth character formation.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/providing-a-path-to-ihsan-how-to-teach-islamic-studies-effectively-to-every-age-level-part-1/
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SUMMARY:Effective Board Governance
DESCRIPTION:NFP Board Training Series\nWe are delighted to offer a specialized training certificate series with Dr. Trevor Hunter to help you improve your skills as a not-for-profit board member.\nPART 1: EFFECTIVE BOARD GOVERNANCE – Sept. 3 and 10 \nPART 2: EFFICIENT BOARD OPERATIONS – Oct. 1 and 8 \nPART 3: FINANCE TRAINING FOR BOARD MEMBERS – Nov. 5 and 12 \nPART 4: STRATEGIC PLANNING AND THE NFP BOARD – Dec. 3 and 10 \nWe are offering one training module\, consisting of two sessions per month\, from September-December 2024 insha Allah. \nA SVC NFP Board Training Certificate will be issued to participants upon completion of all four modules. \nOn Sept. 3 and Sept. 10\, we’re hosting Part 1 of the series with Effective Board Governance.  \nThe $55 fee covers both sessions in September. \nAt the completion of the two sessions in Part 1\, you will have gained the following: \n\n\n\nA better understanding of the role of a Board and how it relates to mission and strategy\nA better understanding of how to be a good Board member\nInsight into how Boards should be structured to help an organization achieve its goals\n\n\n\nThe training is designed as a learning discussion and opportunities to ask questions within both sessions will be included. \nWe’re also excited to announce a special feature! Attendees will be given a case study to read and consider prior our second session — What’s going on with the Board and what would you do about it? The session on Sept. 10 will allow you to put the learning from Sept. 3 into practice. \nWhat are some of the issues for your not-for-profit Board? Bring your questions! Dr. Trevor Hunter will share his knowledge\, insight\, and experiences. \nDr. Trevor Hunter is a recognized non-profit governance expert\, having nearly 25 years of experience as a governance educator\, researcher\, consultant\, and practitioner. Trevor introduced the first ever course on governance under the UWO system at Ivey in 1999 and then the second one (which continues to this day) at King’s. He has taught the “Effective NFP Boards” course in the Not-For-Profit Management Certificate Program in Western’s department of Continuing Studies for over a decade. He has published and presented papers on governance in and at leading academic journals and conferences. Dr. Hunter has provided governance consulting to many regional non-profit organizations such as Western’s University Students’ Council\, the London Children’s Museum\, Merrymount Family Support and Crisis Centre\, Anova\, Reforest London\, and Community Living London among others. Trevor has served on numerous boards such as the King’s University College Foundation\, Youth Opportunities Unlimited\, the London Small Business Centre (former board chair)\, the Middlesex London Board of Health (former chair of the governance committee) and the regional chapter of the Institute of Corporate Directors. In 2015\, Trevor was one of three co- founders\, and then vice-chair of the board\, of Airshow London\, a non-profit organization designed to celebrate aviation excellence and raise money for local charities. Currently\, Dr. Hunter serves as vice-chair and chair of the governance committee for Museum London where he oversees by-law and policy compliance and development. \nSign up today and start building an effective Board!
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/effective-board-governance-part-1-of-nfp-board-training-series/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240831T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240901T163000
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SUMMARY:Islamic School Teacher Training - Abu Huraira Center
DESCRIPTION:Bringing Barakah and Joy into Your Classroom \nAug. 31 & Sept. 1\, 2024 \n9:30 am – 4:30 pm each day \nAbu Huraira Center\, Banquet Hall\, 280 Yorkland Blvd\, North York\, ON M2J 5C9 \nMark your calendars for Aug. 31 & Sep. 1\, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm! In partnership with Abu Huraira Center\, we’re delighted to offer a two-day teacher training program with experts Dr. Fadwa Elashi\, Beena Ahmed\, and Inas Abusheikha. \n\nWhy is Sound Vision Canada training teachers? We’re training educators so that children attending Islamic school:\n\n\n1. Fall in love with our Creator and feel attached in their hearts to our deen.\n2. Feel a strong bond with their caring teachers.\n3. Want to go back to Islamic school!\n\nTraining Modules:\nSpiritual Preparation of the Teacher\nNurturing the Whole Child\nBuilding a Positive Classroom Culture\nDesigning Engaging Lessons\n\nTraining Learning Objectives:\n1. To learn about the teaching qualities of the Prophet (PBUH)\n2. To engage in self-reflection\n3. To learn how to engage the whole child and develop purposeful\, creative lessons\n4. To learn strategies we can use to develop a positive classroom culture\n5. To learn how to create a welcoming and inclusive classroom\n6. To introduce a framework for classroom behaviour management\n7. To share experiences and practical knowledge\n8. To encourage ongoing steps towards personal and spiritual growth\n\n\n\nAttendees will receive the Sound Vision Canada teacher training workbook and other resources. A Sound Vision Canada teacher training certificate will be issued upon completion of the program.\n\n\nEducators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome! \n\n\nREGISTRATION INCLUDES REFRESHMENTS. \nPLEASE NOTE TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.\n\n\n\n\nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education. \nBeena Ahmed has been an educator for 15 years and currently works with the Peel Board of Education. She holds a Masters in Curriculum Pedagogy and Teacher Development from OISE. She started her career working at an Islamic School teaching various grades\, later being promoted to take on a school leadership position as a Vice-Principal. Teacher professional growth and development is a passion for her and she continues to work with different organizations that invest in promoting teaching as a lifelong learning process.  \nInas Abusheikha is a trilingual mother passionate about children’s education and morally centred entertainment. She has been teaching for the past 15 years and is an experienced trainer on teaching second languages. Through Journey with Inas\, she leads a variety of programs\, courses for educators\, and her Arabic educational children’s show\, Fusحa!  \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/islamic-school-teacher-training-abu-huraira-center/
LOCATION:Abu Huraira Center\, 280 Yorkland Blvd\, North York\, ON\, M2J 5C9\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240827T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240827T200000
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SUMMARY:Environmental Education in the Classroom
DESCRIPTION:Join Sound Vision Canada and dive into an online session with Aadil Nathani\, co-founder of Green Ummah\, where faith and environmental stewardship go hand in hand. Educators are invited to explore classroom learning material designed to inspire youth to make a positive impact on the world\, fostering a deeper understanding of our role as stewards of the Earth. \n\n\n\n\n\nThe webinar topics include: \n\n\nWho is Green Ummah?\nThe Greening Our Communities Toolkit\nThe Green Ummah Outdoor Resource Guides\n\nThe Greening our Communities Toolkit is a ready-to-teach curriculum which provides educators with a toolbox to teach Muslim youth about sustainability\, Islam\, and environmental justice in the Canadian context. The learning material is designed for educators teaching middle/high school and consists of two packages: \n1) Islam and the Environment \n2) Worldviews\, Justice\, and the Environment \nGreen Ummah Guides are ready-to-use resources created to assist Muslim families in engaging with nature and contributing to creating a more sustainable planet. The goal is to foster a deeper connection to wildlife and nature\, prompt reflections and connections with the Quran and Islamic teachings\, and to share knowledge on conservation efforts for these habitats. \nJoin us online to learn how you can provide students and families with a new perspective on being green.   \n\n\n\nAadil Nathani is a co-founder and the director of operations and partnerships at Green Ummah. Aadil works as an Associate Lawyer at a boutique law firm in Toronto and also serves on the board of directors for the Muslim Advisory Council of Canada. While completing his studies at Windsor Law\, Aadil was involved in community-based projects advocating for local municipalities to pass emergency climate declarations and create stronger environmental protections. Aadil truly believes in working on local or community levels to create wide-scale change. With this in mind\, Aadil co-founded Green Ummah. Aadil is passionate about education and is striving to open a path for Muslim youth to be innovative changemakers on environmental policy in Canada.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/environmental-education-in-the-classroom/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240824T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240825T163000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
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SUMMARY:Islamic School Teacher Training - Jame Masjid Mississauga
DESCRIPTION:Bringing Barakah and Joy into Your Classroom \nAugust 24 & 25\, 2024 \n9:30 am – 4:30 pm each day \nJame Masjid Mississauga\, 5761 Coopers Ave. Mississauga\, ON L4Z 1R9 \nMark your calendars for August 24 & 25\, 9:30 am – 4:30 pm! In collaboration with Jame Masjid Mississauga\, we’re delighted to offer a two-day teacher training program with experts Dr. Fadwa Elashi\, Beena Ahmed\, and Inas Abusheikha. \n\nWhy is Sound Vision Canada training teachers? We’re training educators so that children attending Islamic school:\n\n\n1. Fall in love with our Creator and feel attached in their hearts to our deen.\n2. Feel a strong bond with their caring teachers.\n3. Want to go back to Islamic school!\n\nTraining Modules:\nSpiritual Preparation of the Teacher\nNurturing the Whole Child\nBuilding a Positive Classroom Culture\nDesigning Engaging Lessons\n\nTraining Learning Objectives:\n1. To learn about the teaching qualities of the Prophet (PBUH)\n2. To engage in self-reflection\n3. To learn how to engage the whole child and develop purposeful\, creative lessons\n4. To learn strategies we can use to develop a positive classroom culture\n5. To learn how to create a welcoming and inclusive classroom\n6. To introduce a framework for classroom behaviour management\n7. To share experiences and practical knowledge\n8. To encourage ongoing steps towards personal and spiritual growth\n\n\nAttendees will receive the Sound Vision Canada teacher training workbook and other resources. A Sound Vision Canada teacher training certificate will be issued upon completion of the program.\n\n\nEducators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome! \n\n\n\nREGISTRATION INCLUDES REFRESHMENTS. \nLUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED FOR SALE (CASH ONLY). \n\n\n\n\nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education. \nBeena Ahmed has been an educator for 15 years and currently holds a teaching position with the Peel Board of Education. She holds a Masters in Curriculum Pedagogy and Teacher Development from OISE. She started her career working at an Islamic School teaching various grades\, later being promoted to take on a school leadership position as a Vice-Principal. Teacher professional growth and development is a passion for her and she continues to work with different organizations that invest in promoting teaching as a lifelong learning process.  \nInas Abusheikha is a trilingual mother passionate about children’s education and morally centred entertainment. She has been teaching for the past 15 years and is an experienced trainer on teaching second languages. Through Journey with Inas\, she leads a variety of programs\, courses for educators\, and her Arabic educational children’s show\, Fusحa!  \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/islamic-school-teacher-training-jame-masjid-mississauga/
LOCATION:Jame Masjid\, 5761 Coopers Ave.\, Mississauga\, ON\, L4Z 1R9
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240703T190000
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SUMMARY:Homeschooling 101
DESCRIPTION:Sound Vision Canada is delighted to offer a FREE online workshop on the basics of homeschooling. Homeschooling 101 is a unique opportunity to learn from expert Munazza Mukri\, and the session is designed with plenty of time to get your questions answered. \nTopics include: \n\nWhat is homeschooling/home education?\nReasons for homeschooling\nLegality\nHow to get started\nTime management\nHomeschooling myths debunked\n\nAbout Munazza Mukri \nMunazza Mukri is one of the co-founders of the Toronto Muslim Homeschoolers (TMH). She has been an educator for the past 30 years. Bringing the sense of awe\, wonder and the wisdom of Allah to the attention of the children has always been her main goal. \nShe has focused on diversity\, nature appreciation\, social awareness\, and good character. Through her country schooling programs\, conferences/education fairs\, and online classes\, Munazza has had the pleasure of being a guide to hundreds of children over the years. \nIn addition to being a guide to the children\, Munazza also offers homeschooling seminars to those who are just starting off or are interested in homeschooling. \nShe is also an event coordinator\, runs a catering business\, and is currently on TMH’s Board of Directors. \nShe has three homeschooled children ages 22\, 21\, and 14. She currently resides in Mono\, Ontario.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/homeschooling-101/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240612T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240612T210000
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SUMMARY:Confidence: How Can I Support the Child's Self-Esteem and Motivation?
DESCRIPTION:Join us online! Sound Vision Canada is very excited to be offering a five-part teacher training series focused on whole child development. We’re delighted to welcome back expert Dr. Fadwa Elashi to share her knowledge and insights in the following areas: \n\nSpiritual Development: Connecting to Allah (SWT)\nLanguage Development: Communication\nCognitive Development: Creativity and Critical Thinking\nSocial Development: Collaboration\nEmotional Development: Confidence\n\nPlease note the material will be designed for Muslim educators working with children up to 12 years of age.  \nWe are offering one training session per month from February-June 2024\, insha Allah.  \nOn June 12\, we’re hosting Part 5 of the series with Confidence: How Can I Support the Child’s Self-Esteem and Motivation? Topics include: \n\nHow do children’s emotional skills change across childhood?\nWhat can I do to support children’s sense of self and self-esteem?\nWhat evidence-driven strategies have been shown to be most effective in boosting child motivation?\n\nCan’t attend the live session? No problem! All registrants will receive the video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nA SVC Child Development Certificate will be issued to participants upon completion of all five modules. \nRegistration for Part 5 is open to all those interested and is not limited to those who attended Parts 1-4. \nFor those who missed Parts 1-4\, please email marketing@soundvisioncanada.org if you would like to access the video recordings and material for these sessions. Kindly note the cost is $15 per module. \nEducators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome!  \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbout Dr. Fadwa Elashi: \nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/confidence-how-can-i-support-the-childs-self-esteem-and-motivation/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240604T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240604T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
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SUMMARY:Not-for-Profit & Charity Law: Governance and Compliance
DESCRIPTION:Sound Vision Canada is pleased to offer an online educational event with legal expert\, Saquiba Rahman. The training will be tailored to Muslim not-for-profit and charity leaders! Topics include: \n1. Basics of Corporate Governance: \n\nLegal Framework\nGovernance Structure\nGoverning Documents\n\n2. Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (ONCA): \n\nONCA Overview & Highlights\nCompliance\n\nThe session will include ample opportunities for your questions to be answered. \nCan’t attend the live session? No problem! All registrants will receive the video recording and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nABOUT SAQUIBA RAHMAN \nSaquiba Rahman is an Associate at PooranLaw and has always been passionate about\, and active in\, the disability sector. She works in the areas of wills & estates planning; disability law; and corporate law for not-for-profit and charitable organizations. She is PooranLaw’s in-house expert on corporate governance\, Microboards and ensuring a smooth transition to the Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act.  
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/not-for-profit-charity-law-governance-and-compliance/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240529T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240529T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240515T170658Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240515T170658Z
UID:3018-1717009200-1717016400@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Discovering Palestine in the Classroom
DESCRIPTION:A Journey Through Land\, Culture\, and History \nThis session aims to provide an in-depth look at key topic areas for K -12 educators in\ndeveloping a curriculum to infuse core issues related to Palestine through the Islamic lens. \nTopic areas include: \n1. Palestine: The Cradle of Prophethood \n2. Islam and Coexistence in Palestine \n3. The Crusades: A Period of Conflict \n4. Understanding Zionism and its Supporters \n5. The Nakba and its Aftermath \n6. Contemporary Challenges and Pathways Forward  \nAbout Uzma Ahmed:\nUzma Ahmed is the Director of Education and Training at the Institute of Integrated\nKnowledge\, Hartford\, USA. She is responsible for the 5D Thinking Model Training Program\,\nConsultancy\, and resource development. Uzma Ahmed holds a BSc Hons. in International Relations from the University of London and an MA in International Relations from Queen Mary University of London. She has completed\na Diploma in Islamic Education from the International Online University with a broad range\nof Islamic disciplines. She has worked as an educational consultant\, primary school principal\, curriculum\ndeveloper\, researcher in Islamic education\, and teacher trainer for schools around the\nworld for 25 years. Uzma Ahmed conducts courses for the Qur’an\, Sirah\, Islamic history\, and personal\ndevelopment. She is a public speaker on contemporary Islamic issues in the Muslim world.\nShe has authored primary-level English textbooks and Reading books. Uzma regularly writes\nmaterial for homeschoolers and Islamic courses for children of all ages on many topics with a focus on Islamic history and Tarbiyah.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/discovering-palestine-in-the-classroom/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240522T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240522T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240425T162816Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240425T162816Z
UID:2920-1716404400-1716411600@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Collaboration: How Can I Support the Child's Interactions with Others?
DESCRIPTION:Join us online! Sound Vision Canada is very excited to be offering a five-part teacher training series focused on whole child development. We’re delighted to welcome back expert Dr. Fadwa Elashi to share her knowledge and insights in the following areas: \n\nSpiritual Development: Connecting to Allah (SWT)\nLanguage Development: Communication\nCognitive Development: Creativity and Critical Thinking\nSocial Development: Collaboration\nEmotional Development: Confidence\n\nPlease note the material will be designed for Muslim educators working with children up to 12 years of age.  \nWe are offering one training session per month from February-June 2024\, insha Allah.  \nOn May 22\, we’re hosting Part 4 of the series with Collaboration: How Can I Support the Child’s Interactions with Others? Topics include: \n\nHow do social skills change across childhood?\nWhat evidence-driven strategies help my child to become a better collaborator?\nWhat environmental characteristics help foster positive peer interactions?\n\nCan’t attend the live session? No problem! All registrants will receive the video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nA SVC Child Development Certificate will be issued to participants upon completion of all five modules. \nRegistration for Part 4 is open to all those interested and is not limited to those who attended Parts 1-3. \nFor those who missed Parts 1-3\, please email marketing@soundvisioncanada.org if you would like to access the video recordings and material for these sessions. Kindly note the cost is $15 per module. \nEducators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome!  \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbout Dr. Fadwa Elashi: \nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/collaboration-how-can-i-support-the-childs-interations-with-others/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240516T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240516T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240429T162134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240429T195620Z
UID:2923-1715886000-1715893200@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Digital Accessibility Training Workshop
DESCRIPTION:INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY\n\nWhat NFPs and Masjid Leaders Need to Know\nGlobal Accessibility Awareness Day is May 16\, 2024. Sound Vision Canada is pleased to collaborate with DEEN Support Services to mark this day with a FREE training workshop on the topic of digital accessibility. \nThe online training will cover basic concepts and principles of digital accessibility. You will learn why digital accessibility is important and how digital content can be made accessible for everyone including people with all kinds of disabilities. We will explore the web accessibility guidelines\, best practices for developing accessible digital content and how to test accessibility. If you are an organizational leader\, policy maker\, web developer or just interested in making digital content more inclusive\, this training will provide you with valuable knowledge and tips to design more accessible content for everyone. \nLearning Objectives\nAt the end of this training\, you will be able to: \n\nExplain the need & importance of digital accessibility\nDescribe the AODA Information & Communication standard\nIdentify major digital accessibility challenges\nList key elements of digital accessibility\n\nMain Topics\n\nImportance of digital accessibility\nIntroduction to AODA Information & Communication standard\nAIM digital accessibility survey results\nFour fundamental principles of Web accessibility\nWCAG 2.0 guidelines\nDeveloping accessible Word documents\nDemo of digital accessibility with a screen reader\nDigital accessibility policy and implementation\n\nAbout Azhar Karim\nAzhar Karim identifies as legally blind and partially sighted\, having lived with his disability for almost 60 years. After working for more than three decades in education\, training and the airline industry\, he now works in the non-profit sector serving people with disabilities as Director of Finance and Shared Services at DEEN Support Services. His passion is to advocate for the rights of people with disabilities and ensure that they are provided with a barrier free\, inclusive and accessible Canada where they can live an independent life with dignity and prosperity. He participates in several activities that promote the cause of accessibility and inclusivity. As a member of Region of Peel and Transhelp Accessibility Advisory Committees\, Azhar supports the Region’s initiatives to successfully achieve the AODA compliance goals. He is a pro user of adaptive technology for the blind and low vision community and provides training in the use of such technologies. Azhar holds an MBA degree in marketing. He has attended several international conferences\, seminars and online courses in the fields of training & development\, aviation management\, and accessible technology for blind and low vision users.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/introduction-to-digital-accessibility-what-nfps-and-masjid-leaders-need-to-know/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240424T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240424T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240328T134020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240328T145359Z
UID:2858-1713985200-1713992400@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Creativity and Critical Thinking: How Can I Support the Child's Higher-Order Thinking Skills?
DESCRIPTION:Join us online! Sound Vision Canada is very excited to be offering a five-part teacher training series focused on whole child development. We’re delighted to welcome back expert Dr. Fadwa Elashi to share her knowledge and insights in the following areas: \n\nSpiritual Development: Connecting to Allah (SWT)\nLanguage Development: Communication\nCognitive Development: Creativity and Critical Thinking\nSocial Development: Collaboration\nEmotional Development: Confidence\n\nPlease note the material will be designed for Muslim educators working with children up to 12 years of age.  \nWe are offering one training session per month from February-June 2024\, insha Allah.  \nOn April 24\, we’re hosting Part 3 of the series with Creativity and Critical Thinking: How Can I Support the Child’s Higher-Order Thinking Skills? Topics include: \n\nHow does creativity and critical thinking develop across childhood?\nDo schools support or hinder children’s creativity and critical thinking?\nWhat evidence-driven strategies can I use to support these skills?\n\nCan’t attend the live session? No problem! All registrants will receive the video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nA SVC Child Development Certificate will be issued to participants upon completion of all five modules. \nRegistration for Part 3 is open to all those interested and is not limited to those who attended Part 1 and Part 2. \nFor those who missed Part 1 and/or Part 2\, please email marketing@soundvisioncanada.org if you would like to access the video recordings and material for these sessions. Kindly note the cost is $15 per module. \nEducators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome!  \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbout Dr. Fadwa Elashi: \nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/creativity-and-critical-thinking-how-can-i-support-the-childs-higher-order-thinking-skills/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240306T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240306T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240221T192308Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T155112Z
UID:2642-1709751600-1709758800@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Communication: How Can I Support the Child's Language Development?
DESCRIPTION:Join us online! Sound Vision Canada is very excited to be offering a five-part teacher training series focused on whole child development. We’re delighted to welcome back expert Dr. Fadwa Elashi to share her knowledge and insights in the following areas: \n\nSpiritual Development: Connecting to Allah (SWT)\nLanguage Development: Communication\nCognitive Development: Creativity and Critical Thinking\nSocial Development: Collaboration\nEmotional Development: Confidence\n\nPlease note the material will be designed for Muslim educators working with children up to 12 years of age.  \nWe will be offering one training session per month from February-June 2024\, insha Allah.  \nOn March 6\, we’re hosting Part 2 of the series with Communication: How Can I Support the Child’s Language Development? Topics include: \n\nHow does language develop across childhood?\nWhat evidence-driven strategies can I use to support children’s language skills?\nHow can I support bilingual learning?\n\nCan’t attend the live session? No problem! All registrants will receive the video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nA SVC Child Development Certificate will be issued to participants upon completion of all five modules. \nRegistration for Part 2 is open to all those interested and is not limited to those who attended Part 1.  \nEducators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome!  \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbout Dr. Fadwa Elashi: \nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/communication-how-can-i-support-the-childs-language-development/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240305T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240305T203000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240223T144240Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240226T174315Z
UID:2662-1709665200-1709670600@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Media Spokesperson Skills Training
DESCRIPTION:For Muslim Not-for-Profit Professionals and Masjid Leaders\nWe are delighted to offer online training with journalist Shenaz Kermalli to help you build your media spokesperson skills.\nThis session is a great opportunity to learn best practice when communicating with news reporters. Participants will learn how to craft key messaging\, respond to interview questions effectively\, and cultivate positive relationships with reporters. Our interactive online training with journalist Shenaz Kermalli will include time for Q & A and a segment for mock interviews. \nAt the completion of this specialized session\, you will have gained an understanding of the following topics: \n\nHow news stories get put together\nHow to ensure your message comes across when speaking to a journalist\nHow to write an opinion piece.\n\nCan’t attend live? No problem! All registrants will be sent a video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nAbout Shenaz Kermalli: \nShenaz Kermalli is a freelance journalist and teaches journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University and University of Toronto’s School of Continuing Studies. She is a former producer with BBC News\, CBC News and Al Jazeera English. 
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/media-spokesperson-skills-training/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240227T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240227T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240220T214622Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240226T191516Z
UID:2624-1709064000-1709067600@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Muhasaba: Let Self-Accountability Be the Game-Changer this Ramadan
DESCRIPTION:Online with Taha Ghayyur\, Leadership & Communications Trainer\n\nHasan al-Basri said\, “Verily\, the believer is a guardian over himself and he holds himself accountable to Allah Almighty.“\n\nA culture of self-accountability does wonders for your spirituality\, your productivity\, your career and your family.\n\nIn this session\, we will explore:\n\n\nUnderstanding and Practicing Muhasaba\nWonders of Self-Accountability Culture\nWorld without Self-Discipline\nHow to Hold Yourself Accountable Every Day\n\nGet inspired and energized for Ramadan! Sound Vision Canada is very pleased to offer this exciting FREE webinar with leadership and communications trainer\, Taha Ghayyur. \nCan’t attend live? No problem! All registrants will receive the video recording and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nRegistration is open to all those interested. \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbout Taha Ghayyur:\n\nTaha Ghayyur is a human rights advocate\, a personal growth & leadership trainer\, a writer\, and Senior Vice President of Sound Vision Foundation.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/muhasaba-my-self-accountability-starting-this-ramadan/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240221T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240221T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240207T182615Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240220T180826Z
UID:2533-1708542000-1708549200@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Connecting to Allah (SWT): How Can I Support the Child's Spiritual Development?
DESCRIPTION:Join us online! Sound Vision Canada is very excited to launch a five-part teacher training series focused on whole child development. We’re delighted to welcome back expert Dr. Fadwa Elashi to share her knowledge and insights in the following areas: \n\nSpiritual Development: Connecting to Allah (SWT)\nLanguage Development: Communication\nCognitive Development: Creativity and Critical Thinking\nSocial Development: Collaboration\nEmotional Development: Confidence\n\nPlease note the material will be designed for those working with children up to 12 years of age.  \nWe will be offering one training session per month from February-June 2024\, insha Allah.  \nOn Feb. 21\, we’re launching the series with Connecting to Allah (SWT): How Can I Support the Child’s Spiritual Development? Topics include: \n\nWhat does the research tell us about how children develop an understanding of God?\nWhat do the Quran and Sunnah tell us about supporting a connection with Allah (SWT)?\nWhat strategies can I use to support spiritual development in my teaching?\n\nAll registrants will receive the video recordings of the sessions and other material including the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nA SVC Child Development Certificate will be issued to participants upon completion of all five modules. \nRegistration is open to all those interested. Educators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome!  \nIndividuals requiring financial assistance may email info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbout Dr. Fadwa Elashi: \nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/connecting-to-allah-swt-how-can-i-support-the-childs-spiritual-development/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240206T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240206T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240123T043439Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240201T212623Z
UID:2400-1707246000-1707253200@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Recruiting and Retaining the Right Board Members
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to offer more online training with Dr. Trevor Hunter to help advance your not-for-profit organization.\nAt the completion of this specialized session\, you will have gained the following: \n\n\n\nA better understanding as to the relationship between board/organizational needs and board member characteristics\nA better understanding of how to evaluate a board’s resources needs\nInsight into effective recruitment strategies for not-for-profit boards\nInsight into how boards can engage and therefore retain good board members\n\n\n\nThe training is designed as a learning discussion and opportunities to ask questions will be included. \nCan’t attend live? No problem! All registrants will be sent a video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nAbout Dr. Trevor Hunter: \nDr. Trevor Hunter is Associate Professor of Governance and Management at King’s University College (Western University) in London\, Ontario\, Canada. He is a recognized non-profit governance expert\, having nearly 25 years of experience as a governance educator\, researcher\, consultant\, and practitioner. Trevor introduced the first ever course on governance under the UWO system at Ivey in 1999 and then the second one (which continues to this day) at King’s. He has taught the “Effective NFP Boards” course in the Not-For-Profit Management Certificate Program in Western’s department of Continuing Studies for over a decade. He has published and presented papers on governance in and at leading academic journals and conferences. Dr. Hunter has provided governance consulting to many regional non-profit organizations such as Western’s University Students’ Council\, the London Children’s Museum\, Merrymount Family Support and Crisis Centre\, Anova\, Reforest London\, and Community Living London among others. Trevor has served on numerous boards such as the King’s University College Foundation\, Youth Opportunities Unlimited\, the London Small Business Centre (former board chair)\, the Middlesex London Board of Health (former chair of the governance committee) and the regional chapter of the Institute of Corporate Directors. In 2015\, Trevor was one of three co- founders\, and then vice-chair of the board\, of Airshow London\, a non-profit organization designed to celebrate aviation excellence and raise money for local charities. Currently\, Dr. Hunter serves as vice-chair and chair of the governance committee for Museum London where he oversees by-law and policy compliance and development.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/recruiting-and-retaining-the-right-board-members/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240131T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240131T203000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20240114T165231Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240115T220923Z
UID:2378-1706727600-1706733000@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Integrating the Arts in Islamic Education
DESCRIPTION:Integrating the Arts in Islamic Education \nNurturing the Love of Allah (SWT) \nJoin us online! Sound Vision Canada is excited to start 2024 with a teacher training opportunity focused on the arts and Islamic early childhood education. We’re very pleased to welcome back expert Inas Abusheikha\, a talented educator and children’s entertainer. \nAttendees will gain an understanding of how to effectively use the arts to engage and excite young children as they learn about Islam. Topics include: \n\nCreative props\nArt activities\nRole playing\nSongs\n\nThe session is designed for those working with children up to 7 years of age. \nRegistration is open to all those interested. Educators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome! \nParticipants will be sent a video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nAbout Inas Abusheikha: \nInas is a trilingual mother passionate about children’s education and morally centred entertainment. She has been teaching for the past 15 years and is an experienced trainer on teaching second languages. Through Journey with Inas\, she leads a variety of programs\, courses for educators\, and her Arabic educational children’s show\, Fusحa.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/integrating-the-arts-in-islamic-education/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231231T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231231T120000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20231221T210534Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231222T030411Z
UID:2279-1704020400-1704024000@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:New Year\, New Beginning
DESCRIPTION:Planning for Significance\nWith Taha Ghayyur\, Leadership & Communications Trainer \nJoin us online and get energized for 2024! Sound Vision Canada is pleased to offer a FREE online workshop on Dec. 31\, 2023 with leadership and communications trainer\, Taha Ghayyur. \n“So where are you going?” (Quran 81:26-29). This is a question Allah asks us in the Quran and it is even more critical and relevant as we plan for and look forward to a new year. \nFrom an Islamic lens\, the following topics will be discussed: \n\nWhy plan for the new year and for life?\nHow will 2024 be different for you?\nWhat will you invest in your personal and professional growth?\nHow can you make this a year of significance?\n\nTaha Ghayyur is a human rights advocate\, a personal growth & leadership trainer\, a writer\, and Vice President of Sound Vision Foundation.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/new-year-new-beginning/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231217T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231217T160000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20231205T191532Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231213T175100Z
UID:2202-1702807200-1702828800@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Not-for-Profit Growth Day
DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with our hosting partner\, Muslim Association of Canada (MAC)\, Sound Vision Canada is excited to offer an educational event tailored to not-for-profit leaders! NFP Growth Day is a unique opportunity for Muslim leaders to learn from a variety of experts\, engage in practical workshops\, and network within our community. Registration is open to all those interested. Not-for-profit board members\, professionals\, and volunteers are all welcome. Topics include: \nSUSTAINABLE FUNDRAISING IN DISRUPTIVE TIMES – AMBAR SYED \nMAKING YOUR ORGANIZATION/INSTITUTION ACCESSIBLE – RABIA KHEDR \nCIVIC ENGAGEMENT/LOBBYING FOR NFPs – AHMAD ATTIA  \nNFP & CHARITY LAW: GOVERNANCE & COMPLIANCE MATTERS – SAQUIBA RAHMAN \nRegistration will begin at 9:30 am with a light breakfast and lunch will be available for sale (CASH ONLY). \nAbout the Speakers: \nAMBAR SYED \nAmbar Syed is a certified fundraising executive who brings many years of experience in fund development\, grants and corporate partnerships to the table\, with experience ranging from grassroots organizations to international development. She believes in being a catalyst for positive change in our communities by helping non-profit organizations develop inter-organizational capacity\, operational efficiency\, and diversified revenue to continue to serve those in our communities with excellence. \nRABIA KHEDR  \nRabia is dedicated to equity and justice for persons with disabilities\, women\, and diverse communities. Rabia most recently served as a Director on the Accessibility Standards Canada Board and a Commissioner on the Ontario Human Rights Commission. She sits on the Minister’s Disability Advisory Group. She is the National Director of Disability Without Poverty and CEO of DEEN Support Services. A founder of Race and Disability Canada\, she is also a board member of the Muslim Council of Peel and the Federation of Muslim Women. A motivational speaker and documentary commentator\, Rabia draws on her lived experience of being blind and advocating for siblings with intellectual disabilities. Rabia has received numerous awards for her humanitarian services\, including a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Metal and the Daniel G. Hill human rights award.  \nAHMAD ATTIA \nAhmad Attia is a distinguished professional in the field of public relations and crisis management\, currently serving as the CEO of Incisive Strategy. His expertise in navigating complex communication challenges and his strategic approach to public relations have positioned Incisive Strategy as a leader in its field. Beyond his professional endeavours\, Ahmad is deeply committed to human rights and community service. He serves as a board member of Human Rights Watch Canada\, where he contributes to the advocacy and protection of human rights both domestically and internationally. In addition to his human rights work\, Ahmad is an active board member of the Peel Police Board. Ahmad is also a board member of the Muslim Council of Peel. Recognized as a community activist\, Ahmad’s contributions to society go beyond his board roles. He is actively involved in various initiatives and programs aimed at community development and social justice. \nSAQUIBA RAHMAN \nSaquiba Rahman is an Associate at PooranLaw and has always been passionate about\, and active in\, the disability sector. She works in the areas of wills & estates planning; disability law; and corporate law for not-for-profit and charitable organizations. She is PooranLaw’s in-house expert on corporate governance\, Microboards and ensuring a smooth transition to the Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act.  
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/not-for-profit-growth-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231203T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231203T120000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
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SUMMARY:Navigating Career Choices
DESCRIPTION:We’re pleased to partner with ILM Academic Consultants to offer a FREE workshop to support grade 11 and 12 students! \nPRESENTERS: Yusuf Hassan & Ibrahim Yusuf\, co-founders of ILM \n\nFrom the Islamic perspective\, attendees will learn about:\n\n\nSetting goals\nCreating a long term vision\nSelf discovery exercises\nResume building\nWork/study life balance\nNetworking strategies\nSeeking out mentors\n\nAbout Ibrahim Yusuf:\n\nIbrahim is a Co-Founder of ILM. He is a current medical student at the University of Toronto. He completed his undergraduate degree in McMaster’s Health Sciences program with a specialization in Child Health. He has over 10 years of tutoring and mentorship experience. Ibrahim’s interests are in creating content online\, working out\, hiking and spending time with friends and family.\n\nAbout Yusuf Hassan:\n\nYusuf is a Co-Founder of ILM. He has a Bachelors of Health Science (BHSc) Degree from McMaster University with a specialization in Child Health. He was also accepted into McMaster’s Integrated Science\, Arts and Science as well as the competitive engineering science program at the University of Toronto. He is currently completing a Master’s of Occupational Therapy at McMaster University. Yusuf has diverse research experience including first author publications in prestigious academic journals. Yusuf’s interests include hockey\, golf and travel.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/navigating-career-choices/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231122T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231122T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20231101T152323Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231101T163548Z
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SUMMARY:Partnering with Parents
DESCRIPTION:Partnering with Parents \nBringing Barakah and Joy into Your Classroom \nJoin us online! We’re very pleased to offer a teacher training session with experienced trainer\, Rola El-Roz. \nAttendees will: \na) Understand why parent engagement is important and how it relates to student success.\nb) Learn practical strategies for effective parent communication and parent education.\nc) Participate in case study discussions on how to build trusting relationships with parents.\n\nThe session will include an opportunity to ask questions and share experiences.\n\n\nCan’t attend live? No problem! All those who register will insha Allah receive the video recording of the session and the presentation slides. \nRegistration is open to all those interested. Educators\, administrators\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome! \nPartnering with Parents is the third of three SVC teacher training sessions offered online this fall. \nFor attendees who participated in our in-person teacher training on August 26 & 27\, 2023\, please note: \n\nSVC online teacher training sessions serve as extensions for enriched learning and they are designed as opportunities to access specialized support. Please submit your questions in the registration form and feel free to bring more on Nov. 22.\nAttending our fall online sessions is a requirement to receive the Sound Vision Canada Teacher Training Certificate.\n\nIf you are facing financial barriers to participation and require assistance\, please reach out to info@soundvisioncanada.org. \nAbout Rola El-Roz: \nRola El-Roz earned her specialized Honours Bachelor of Science degree in statistics\, math and geography from the University of Toronto in 2012. She completed her Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Western University in 2015. In 2016\, she applied these skills at ISNA High School\, and in 2019\, she became the vice-principal at Suffah Academy where she gained leadership experience while working with children in JK – Grade 8. Furthermore\, Rola completed her Montessori Casa training which is designed for children aged 3-6 years. Rola also has experience working in the Halton District School Board since 2017. She is the co-founder of 3arably\, an initiative that supports educators in the MENA region through connecting them with students to teach in North America.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/partnering-with-parents/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231119T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231119T123000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20231113T210609Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231113T210609Z
UID:1976-1700391600-1700397000@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Optimism: Positive Thinking in Challenging Times
DESCRIPTION:With Taha Ghayyur\, Leadership & Communications Trainer \nJoin us online! We’re pleased to offer a FREE workshop with leadership & communications trainer\, Taha Ghayyur. \nParticipants will gain an understanding of the following topics: \n\n\nWhat is Optimism?\nReasons to Adopt a Positive Life Stance\nQuran on Optimistic Vision\nProphet Muhammad’s Inspirational Sunnah of Optimism\nStrategies to Nurture Optimism for Personal\, Family & Community Transformation\n\n\nTaha Ghuyyar is a human rights advocate\, a personal growth & leadership trainer\, a writer\, and Vice President of Sound Vision Foundation.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/optimism-positive-thinking-in-challenging-times/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231108T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231108T203000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20231106T181706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231106T212913Z
UID:1552-1699470000-1699475400@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Nurturing Wellness in the Classroom
DESCRIPTION:Nurturing Wellness in the Classroom \nSupporting Students in Times of Crisis \nJoin us online! We’re delighted to collaborate with Ruh Care to offer a FREE teacher training opportunity with registered social worker and psychotherapist\, Tarak Ahmed. \nAttendees will: \n1. Understand the mental implications from the ongoing crisis in Palestine.\n2. Learn how to empower emotional wellness.\n3. Develop healthy coping strategies for grief and loss.\nThe session will include time for questions.\nAll those who register will insha Allah be given access to the video recording. \nEducators\, school administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome! \n\n\n\n\n\nAbout Tarak Ahmed: \nTarak holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Toronto and an MBA from the University of Fredericton. With over a decade of experience\, he has made notable contributions in areas such as mental health\, addiction management\, suicide prevention\, and crisis intervention. Tarak’s professional journey has seen him in roles at institutions such as the Canadian Mental Health Association\, St. Michael’s Hospital\, the City of Toronto\, and the Ministry of Health. Presently\, he supervises counselling services at the University of Toronto and serves as a professor in the Addictions and Mental Health diploma program at Centennial College.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/nurturing-wellness-in-the-classroom/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20231025T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20231025T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20231002T154933Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231002T171833Z
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SUMMARY:How Can I Support My Learners' Cognitive Development?
DESCRIPTION:How Can I Support My Learners’ Cognitive Development? \nBringing Barakah and Joy into Your Classroom \nJoin us online! We’re delighted to offer an online teacher training session with child development expert Dr. Fadwa Elashi. \nAttendees will: \n\nUnderstand how children’s cognitive domain changes across development.\nLearn how to create developmentally appropriate curriculum in the cognitive domain.\nDevelop effective communication skills to engage with children in ways that promote their cognitive development\, including asking open-ended questions and active listening.\nLearn techniques to foster creativity\, critical thinking\, and problem-solving skills in children through activities and challenges.\n\nThis interactive session will include opportunities to ask questions and engage in discussion. \nParticipants will receive the video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nRegistration is open to all those interested. Educators\, administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome! \nHow Can I Support My Learners’ Cognitive Development is the second of three SVC teacher training sessions to be offered online this fall insha Allah. \nFor attendees who participated in our in-person teacher training on August 26 & 27\, 2023\, please note: \n\nSVC online teacher training sessions serve as extensions for enriched learning and they are designed as opportunities to access specialized support. Please submit your questions in the registration form and feel free to bring more on Oct. 25th.\nAttending our fall online sessions is a requirement to receive the Sound Vision Canada Teacher Training Certificate.\n\nIf you are facing financial barriers to participation\, please reach out to info@soundvisioncanada.org and we will do our best to support you with a subsidy. \nAbout Dr. Fadwa Elashi: \nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/how-can-i-support-my-learners-cognitive-development/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230928T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230928T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20230912T195431Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230926T135032Z
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SUMMARY:The Art of Storytelling
DESCRIPTION:The Art of Storytelling  \nBringing Barakah and Joy into Your Classroom \nJoin us online! We’re excited to offer a teacher training session focused on the art of storytelling with the talented expert Inas Abusheikha. \nThis interactive session will include a demonstration of storytelling of course! \nParticipants will be given the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion. \nInas is a trilingual mother passionate about children’s education and morally centred entertainment. She has been teaching for the past 15 years and is an experienced trainer on teaching second languages. Through Journey with Inas\, she leads a variety of programs\, courses for educators\, and her Arabic educational children’s show\, Fusحa. \nThe Art of Storytelling is the first of three SVC teacher training sessions to be offered online this fall insha Allah. \nFor attendees who participated in our in-person teacher training on August 26 & 27\, 2023\, please note: \n\nSVC online teacher training sessions serve as extensions for enriched learning and they are designed as opportunities to access specialized support. Please submit your questions in the registration form and feel free to bring more on Sept. 28th.\nAttending our fall online sessions is a requirement to receive the Sound Vision Canada Teacher Training Certificate.\n\nThrough The Art of Storytelling\, participants will gain an understanding of: \na) What criteria to use when selecting a story \nb) Strategies to effectively engage your audience \nc) How to use all the senses in your storytelling \nAttendees will be sent a video recording of the session and the presentation slides\, insha Allah. \nRegistration is open to all those interested. Educators\, administrators\, homeschooling parents\, and aspiring teachers are all welcome! \nPlease note: If you are facing financial barriers to participation\, please reach out to info@soundvisioncanada.org and we will do our best to support you with a subsidy.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/the-art-of-storytelling/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230917T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230917T123000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20230905T202555Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230911T144943Z
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SUMMARY:Building Grit!
DESCRIPTION:Building Grit! 10 Secrets of Consistently Successful People \nWith Taha Ghayyur\, Leadership & Communications Trainer \nParticipants will gain an understanding of the following topics: \n\nWhat is Grit?\nWhat Do Studies Show about Grit & Long-Term Success?\nWhat Roles Do IQ & Talent Play in Your Success?\nWhy Do Patience and Consistency Matter as Muslims?\nGrit of Prophet Muhammad\, peace be upon him\nSecrets of What Gritty People Do Differently\nHow Can We Develop Grit for Success in this Dunya and Akhirah?  \n\nTaha Ghuyyar is a human rights advocate\, a personal growth & leadership trainer\, a writer\, and Vice President of Sound Vision Foundation.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/building-grit/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230826T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230826T160000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20230727T172122Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230821T234513Z
UID:1073-1693044000-1693065600@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Weekend Islamic School Teacher Training
DESCRIPTION:Bringing Barakah and Joy into Your Classroom \nAugust 26 & 27\, 2023 \n10 am – 4 pm \nISNA Canada\, Education Centre\, 2200 S Sheridan Way\, Mississauga\, ON L5J 2M4 \nMark your calendars for August 26 & 27\, 10 am – 4 pm! In collaboration with ISNA Canada\, we’re delighted to offer a two-day teacher training experience with experts Dr. Fadwa Elashi\, Rola El-Roz\, and Inas Abusheikha. \n\nWhy are we training teachers? We’re training them so that children attending weekend Islamic school:\n\n\n1. Fall in love with our Creator and feel attached in their hearts to our deen.\n2. Feel a strong bond with their caring teachers.\n3. Want to come back to weekend Islamic school!\n\n\nTraining Modules:\nSpiritual Preparation of the Teacher\nNurturing the Whole Child\nBuilding a Positive Classroom Culture\nDesigning Engaging Lessons\n\n\nTraining Learning Objectives:\n1. To learn about the teaching qualities of the Prophet (PBUH)\n2. To engage in self-reflection\n3. To learn how to engage the whole child and develop purposeful\, creative lessons\n4. To learn strategies we can use to develop a positive classroom culture\n5. To learn how to create a welcoming and inclusive classroom\n6. To introduce a framework for classroom behaviour management\n7. To share experiences and practical knowledge\n8. To encourage ongoing steps towards personal and spiritual growth\n\n\nAll Islamic school educators are welcome to attend! Please note that attendance on August 26 &27 is the first step in earning a Sound Vision Canada teacher training certificate. Participants will be eligible for the next phase in our teacher training program.\n\n\n\nDr. Fadwa Elashi is a former assistant professor of developmental psychology with five years of experience teaching courses on Educational Psychology\, Learning Through Play\, and Child Development. She has published several peer-reviewed research articles in the field of child development and often reviews manuscripts for consideration for publication in major academic journals. Her profound passion for fostering optimal and equitable learning environments for all children is what drove her to establish Nectar Education. \nRola El-Roz earned her specialized Honours Bachelor of Science degree in statistics\, math and geography from the University of Toronto in 2012. She completed her Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Western University in 2015. In 2016\, she applied these skills at ISNA High School\, and in 2019\, she became the vice-principal at Suffah Academy where she gained leadership experience while working with children in JK – Grade 8. Furthermore\, Rola completed her Montessori Casa training which is designed for children aged 3-6 years. Rola also has experience working in the Halton District School Board since 2017. She is the co-founder of 3arably\, an initiative that supports educators in the MENA region through connecting them with students to teach in North America. \nInas Abusheikha is a trilingual mother passionate about children’s education and morally centred entertainment. She has been teaching for the past 15 years and is an experienced trainer on teaching second languages. Through Journey with Inas\, she leads a variety of programs\, courses for educators\, and of course\, her Arabic educational children’s show\, Fusحa!  \nPlease note that on both days\, refreshments will be provided and a lunch option will be available for sale.
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/weekend-islamic-school-teacher-training/
LOCATION:ISNA Canada\, ISNA Canada\, Education Centre 2200 S Sheridan Way\, Mississauga\, Ontario\, L5J 2M4\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20230801T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20230801T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T084635
CREATED:20230711T152330Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230711T152330Z
UID:1051-1690916400-1690923600@www.soundvisioncanada.org
SUMMARY:Strategic Planning and the NFP Board
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to offer additional specialized training\, Strategic Planning and the NFP Board\, with Dr. Trevor Hunter to help advance your not-for-profit organization. \nAugust 1st and August 8th\, 2023 (7-9 pm EDT)  \nA few of the special topics include: \n\nWhat is strategy and strategic planning?\nWhat is the NFP Board’s role in strategic planning?\nTying strategy to Board oversight and operations\nRisk management\n\nIn his discussion of strategy and strategic planning\, Dr. Trevor Hunter will give a mini-lesson on strategy such that upon completion of the two sessions\, attendees will understand the mechanics of the process. By understanding the underlying mechanics\, Board members can evaluate the process and activities of their management to be able to hold them accountable. \nThe training is planned as a learning discussion and opportunities to ask questions within both sessions will be included. Dr. Trevor Hunter will share his knowledge\, insight\, and experience. \nDr. Trevor Hunter is a recognized non-profit governance expert\, having nearly 25 years of experience as a governance educator\, researcher\, consultant\, and practitioner. Trevor introduced the first ever course on governance under the UWO system at Ivey in 1999 and then the second one (which continues to this day) at King’s. He has taught the “Effective NFP Boards” course in the Not-For-Profit Management Certificate Program in Western’s department of Continuing Studies for over a decade. He has published and presented papers on governance in and at leading academic journals and conferences. Dr. Hunter has provided governance consulting to many regional non-profit organizations such as Western’s University Students’ Council\, the London Children’s Museum\, Merrymount Family Support and Crisis Centre\, Anova\, Reforest London\, and Community Living London among others. Trevor has served on numerous Boards such as the King’s University College Foundation\, Youth Opportunities Unlimited\, the London Small Business Centre (former Board chair)\, the Middlesex London Board of Health (former chair of the governance committee) and the regional chapter of the Institute of Corporate Directors. In 2015\, Trevor was one of three co-founders\, and then vice-chair of the Board\, of Airshow London\, a non-profit organization designed to celebrate aviation excellence and raise money for local charities. Currently\, Dr. Hunter serves as vice-chair of the Board and chair of the governance committee for Museum London where he oversees by-law and policy compliance and development. He is Associate Professor of Governance and Management at King’s University College (Western University) in London\, Ontario\, Canada. \nSign up today!
URL:https://www.soundvisioncanada.org/training/strategic-planning-and-the-nfp-board/
LOCATION:Online event
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