The APSEA Post Office provides students with an engaging opportunity to connect, reflect, and learn alongside a peer. Through the exchange of virtual letters, students can communicate with another Deaf or Hard of Hearing student from Atlantic Canada, fostering meaningful connections and shared experiences. This flexible and responsive program supports a wide range of student interests, communication styles, and learning goals.
In this program, you will have opportunities to:
- Connect with a peer through creative exchanges and activities.
- Explore topics that are guided by their needs and interests.
- Strengthen communication and reflection skills in fun, interactive ways.
Audience: All Ages
Language: English with ASL interpretation available
Facilitator: Shelena Marsh, Education Support Teacher – Social Emotional Learning (EST-SEL)
Schedule
This program will begin in October and continue throughout the school year as an asynchronous learning opportunity that will allow allowing participants to engage with content at their own pace.
Registration
Online learning programs for children and youth are designed for students who qualify for APSEA services and registration must be completed by the student's APSEA Educational Support Teacher (EST) / itinerant teacher.