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UBC Education Library resources supporting Inclusive Classrooms
If you are interested in these or other books on this topic, use the search term “inclusive classrooms,” “inclusion,” or “inclusive education” in the UBC Education Library website “Search Education Resources” box, ask at the Library Service Desk or contact ed.lib@ubc.ca We’re here to help!
New Year Wellness: Current Book Display
Our current book display is New Year Wellness, located in the library entrance. Are you worried about the upcoming semester, or feel dread about 2018? In the Education Library you can find books on mindfulness, mental health, yoga, meditation, and other topics related to wellness for both teacher and student. Here is a small sampling […]
15 Movies Featuring Teachers Available Through the Videomatica Collection at UBC Library
The Videomatica Collection at UBC Library is more than 28,000 DVDs, 4,000 VHS titles and 900 Blu-Rays, ranging from cult favourites to Hollywood blockbusters and foreign films. Here are just a few of them: 15 Movies Featuring Teachers Available Through the Videomatica Collection at UBC Library The Chorus VMatica.C-442 The Class VMatica.C-571 The Country Teacher […]
Historical textbooks: Yours to explore!
At UBC’s Education Library, there is an emphasis on the study of education in the last 50 years, however material about the history of education from 1800 on is also collected. There are vast arrays of historical texts and textbooks available on the lower level of the library. Although the collection is library use […]
‘Fairy Tales: Grow Your Imagination’ display now up at Education Library
A new month is just around the corner and that means a new display is up at Education library! “Fairy Tales: Grow Your Imagination” showcases just a few of the many fairy tales and fairy tale themed books we have here at this branch. Please feel free to browse our Fairy Tale Guide: Fairy Tales […]
Education Research in Focus: The work of Judith Duncan
Judith Duncan is a professor of Education at the University of Canterbury. Her fields of research include: Childhood Studies, Children’s Rights & Children’s Participation, Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Educators Practices and Training, Educational Policy & Gender and Education. Duncan recently published a book, which UBC Education Library has acquired, entitled, “Research partnerships in early […]
Register now for Serendipity 2014: Children’s Literature in a Digital Age (Early bird rate until January 31)
Just wanted to let you know about this amazing event which will take place March 8. Early bird registration ends January 31, 2014! Serendipity 2014: Children’s Literature in a Digital Age Saturday, March 8 2014 UBC Education Building: 2125 Main Mall 8am-4pm (lunch is included) From practical advice on using literature-based apps with children to […]
Check out our Remembrance Day Topic Guide
The purpose of this guide is to link teacher candidates and teacher-librarians to young adult and children’s literature, teaching ideas, images, YouTube videos and web resources that will be useful in observing Remembrance Day in BC schools. http://guides.library.ubc.ca/remembranceday Photo credit: Lauren Cathy Turner via Flickr
UBC launches first local open online course
The Faculty of Education and UBC Library have teamed up to introduce UBC’s first LOOC – or local open online course. The offering, part of UBC’s Master of Educational Technology program, is meant to help UBC students, staff and faculty hone their digital literacy skills. The course, called M101, features topics including Mining (research), Meshing […]
New ‘Truth and Reconciliation’ display at Education Library
The new ‘Truth and Reconciliation’ display is now up at UBC’s Education Library in time for the new term in September. The display features DVDs and books related to the human rights abuses in the Canadian Indian residential school system and related Aboriginal issues. UBC is suspending classes on September 18 to allow the campus […]