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Featured New Arrivals: June 2019
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Inquiry-based early learning environments : creating, supporting, and collaborating / Susan Stacey. Call Number:LB1139.23 .S727 2019 |
Teach like yourself : how authentic teaching transforms our students and ourselves / Gravity Goldberg. Call Number:LB1025.3 .G647 2019 |
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Lab class : professional learning through collaborative inquiry and student observation / Lisa Cranston. Call Number:LB1731 .C675 2019 |
Worth a thousand words : using graphic novels to teach visual and verbal literacy / Meryl J. Jaffe and Talia Hurwich. Call Number:LB1044.9.C59 J35 2019 |
Photos from Congress 2019 at UBC Education Library
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Here are a few photos from the event, Celebrating Indigenous Storytelling: Teaching Through Telling, on Tuesday, June 4, 2019 during Congress 2019.
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UBC Education Library resources supporting Early Childhood Education
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June 4: Teaching Through Telling: The RavenSpace Publishing Project [Congress 2019 Event]
Teaching Through Telling: The RavenSpace Publishing Project
Date and time: June 4 from 9 am – 3:30 pm
Location: UBC Education Library, 2125 Main Mall (inside Neville Scarfe Education Building)
This multimodal event showcases stories – oral, visual, and virtual storytelling on display all day! Come hear stories, and learn about how to use storytelling in the classroom. From 9-11 learn about Musqueam culture through a blend of storytelling and animation with “Musqueam Stories Transformed.” From 1:30-3, learn how to use storytelling in the classroom with a multimodal display in “Teachings for the Classroom – Connecting the BC New Curriculum to As I Remember It.”
Throughout the day, browse the exhibition of Indigenous children’s literature and take a break with some refreshments.
Speakers include:
- Elsie Paul (lead author As I Remember It)
- Paige Raibmon (UBC History Department and co-author of As I Remember It)
- Liz Krieg (Aboriginal education specialist contributing to As I Remember It)
- Dave Shott (Lantern Films producer collaborating with author groups to create animations for Musqueam Stories Transformed and As I Remember It)
https://www.congress2019.ca/
