CODE is seeking innovative and engaging proposals that celebrate the important contributions to drama and dance education in Ontario from the past fifty years for our 2020 conference EVOLVE 2020: Looking Back, Moving Forward at the Sheraton Hamilton, October 23-25th, 2020.
Now in our 49th year, CODE invites you to spend the day engaged in professional development that will leave you full of new ideas for your pedagogical practice while you enjoy a day of fun at one of Canada’s most renowned Theatre Festivals.
If you attended the 2015 CODE Conference in Mississauga and are looking for the Conference Materials from your workshops, look no further!
It's hard to believe that, after a year of planning and anticipation, the 45th Annual CODE Conference has drawn to a close. And what a weekend it was!
Back to school time means that the Annual CODE Conference is quickly approaching. Have you registered yet?
CODE is excited to announce the launch of its website for the 45th Annual Conference, Drama, Dance and the Discovery of WE. This year, hundreds of incredible educators, artists, pre-service teachers and advocates of the arts will join together from October 23-25, 2015 at the Hilton Mississauga/Meadowvale to celebrate, explore, share and develop exciting tools in the teaching of drama and dance. This conference is going to be huge and we would love you to be a part of it! Please peruse the exciting events that will be offered, and register to be a part of this wonderful weekend!
Calling all amazing drama and dance artists and educators! We are still seeking drama and dance workshop proposals, especially those from our experienced 'Master' drama and dance specialists, for this year's conference. And do you have a favourite guest artist who you have loved having in your classroom and would want to see at a conference? Send them this link and encourage them to apply! Submit by March 1, 2015
Starting in September of 2015, Faculties of Education in Ontario will move to a two-year Bachelor of Education Model. Michael Wilson, Past President, founding CODE member and long-time advocate for the Arts in Ontario schools led a panel discussion at the 44th Annual CODE Conference in October 2014, about the state of Teacher Education in Drama and Dance, and what we can do as teachers and as a subject association to ensure the long-term viability of our subject areas in Ontario Schools. Please read!
Find out about what you missed!
Mirrors in Dance and Drama: A Journey to Identities has come to a successful close. Workshop resources are now available in the Teaching Resources section, and will be open to all visitors until December 1st, after which time, they will only be available to CODE members.