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Whether that educator is a daycare instructor, an elementary school teacher or a high schoolteacher-or even a coach or tutor, you need to develop a relationship with that educator. Developing a positive relationship with your child's teacher can lead to a positive educational experience for your child, no matter what the educational setting.  \nOur Parents’Night meeting for November will help focus on how to develop a positive and productive relationship with your child's teacher. If you have a great relationship with any of your child's teachers you can share how you do it! On another note: Don't forget-You can now renew your membership online!! Go to [www.abcontario.ca](www.abcontario.ca) to find out more!  \nBOARD UPDATES:  \nThe Gifted Education Program Review committee has now met 4 times since being formed in September 2006. The terms of reference were completed at the October 18, 2006 meeting, and it was approved by the Administrative Leadership Team. The next meeting for the team will be in February 2007 when they will meet to discuss surveys and focus groups. The committee hopes to have a final report printed and available by December 2007.  \nCHILDREN’S PROGRAMS:  \nOn Saturday November 25, 2006 from 10 am until noon we will be having a Family Games Day at Holy Spirit Church at 1170 Tynegrove Road. Please bring a few games and a snack to share, or a toonie. Please RSVP  \nKaren at 647-220-0071 or [activities@abcpeel.org](activities@abcpeel.org)  \nPARENTS’ NIGHT THIS MONTH:(Please note date change)  \nThis month, parent night will be held on November 23, 2006 and our speakers will be Vera C. Teschow, M.Ed. , along with Joan Dinnin who is a Co-ordinator of Special Education Support Services at the Board offices. The topic will be “Building and Maintaining Positive Parent-Teacher Relationships”.  \nVera was a teacher of enhanced classes in Peel for a number of years and will discuss the importance of maintaining positive relationships with your child’s teacher and will give valuable tips on how to get the best for your child. Joan will give us valuable information regarding contacts at the school board level.  \nVera C. Teschow is a certified Ontario Teacher and mother of two-year-old twins. Her experience and skillset are diverse: She has taught in the Ontario public education system for nine years. She has also developed and instructed courses with the Peel Summer Academy (PSA), Soul Drums and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) Summer Club for Kids, and is the director of Discover Toronto: A Multiple Intelligences Approach to the City, a summer program for Gifted learners. Vera holds a B.Ed. from the University of Toronto and a Masters Degree in Education from Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) . In addition, she is certified in Music, Primary Instruction, Special Education and ESL. In her spare time, Vera volunteers with new Canadians, and teaches prenatal classes for families expecting multiples.  \nVisit Vera [online at](online at www.verateschow.com)[ ](online at www.verateschow.com)[www.verateschow.com](online at www.verateschow.com)  \nThe meeting will be held in the Mississauga Room at the Peel District School Board offices. The address is 5650 Hurontario St. in Mississauga. The Mississauga Room is on the lower level to the right of the main entrance.  \nPlease also remember that there will not be a Parents’Night for December. We’ll see you in the new year.  \nPage 2 NOVEMBER 2006  \n ABC PEEL NEWSLETTER  \nATTENTION ALL PARENTS OF GRADE 5 STUDENTS:  \nIf your son or daughter was in a grade 4 class last year in Peel, your child was administered the CCAT test. The CCAT is the Canadian Cognitive Ability Test. It is a group screening test that is done in Peel for all grade 4 students. This test is one of the tools used to identify gifted students. 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