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UBC Education Library resources supporting school counselling
Click on the book cover below to find it in the UBC Library catalogue.
Interested in these or other books on this topic? Try doing a search with the terms “school counseling” or ” school counselling”
Require more assistance? Please ask at the Library Service Desk or contact ed.lib@ubc.ca
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School counseling practicum and internship : 30 essential lessons / Helen S. Hamlet. Call Number:LB1027.5 .H324 2017
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Fulfilling the promise : reimagining school counseling to advance student success / Mandy Savitz-Romer. Call Number:LB1620.5 .S2694 2019 |
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Guidance and counselling for children and adolescents in schools / Namita Ranganathan, Professor, Central Institute of Education, University of Delhi, Toolika Wadhwa, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Shyama Prasad Mukherji College, University of Delhi. Call Number:LB3430 .R366 2017
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School mental health services for adolescents / edited by Judith R. Harrison, Brandon K. Schultz, and Steven W. Evans. Call Number:LB3430 .S4546 2017 |
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“Why we drop out” : understanding and disrupting student pathways to leaving school / Deborah L. Feldman, Antony T. Smith, Barbara L. Waxman ; foreword by Camille Farrington. Call Number:LC142 .F45 2017 |
UBC Education Library resources supporting teaching mathematics
Click on the book cover below to find it in the UBC Library catalogue.
Interested in these or other books on this topic? Try doing a search with the terms “mathematics” and “teaching.”
Require more assistance? Please ask at the Library Service Desk or contact ed.lib@ubc.ca
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Visible learning for mathematics, grades K-12 : what works best to optimize student learning / John Hattie, Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey, with Linda M. Gojak, Sara Delano Moore, and William Mellman, foreword by Diane J. Briars. Call Number:QA16 .H38 2017 |
Yes, but why? : teaching for understanding in mathematics / Ed Southall. Call Number:QA11.2 .S687 2017 |
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Math for real life : teaching practical uses for algebra, geometry and trigonometry / Jim Libby. Call Number:QA135.6 .L54 2017 |
Daily routines to jump-start math class. Middle school : engage students, improve number sense, and practice reasoning / John J. SanGiovanni, Eric Milou. Call Number:QA135.6 .S2575 2019 |
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Teaching mathematics using popular culture : strategies for common core instruction from film and television / Elana Reiser. Call Number:QA11 .R426 2015 |
We reason & we prove for ALL mathematics : building students’ critical thinking, Grades 6-12 / Fran Arbaugh [and four others]. Call Number:QA11.2 .A73 2019 |
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Challenging mathematical tasks : unlocking the potential of all students / Peter Sullivan. Call Number:QA135.6 .S65 2018 |
New STEAM / STEM Display is up at UBC Education Library!
Drop by and have a look at UBC Education Library’s highlighted resources supporting Science, Technology, Engineering, (Art + Design) & Math.
Collection Spotlight: Body Talk
The latest collection spotlight is up! Visit UBC Education Library’s Body Talk display featuring children’s books with a human anatomy or physiology theme.
Connections to the BC Curriculum:
An understanding of the human body is essential in its relation to the Personal Awareness & Responsibility Core Competency which states:
“Personal awareness and responsibility include the skills, strategies, and dispositions that help students to stay healthy and active, set goals, monitor progress, regulate emotions, respect their own rights and the rights of others, manage stress, and persevere in difficult situations. Students who demonstrate personal awareness and responsibility demonstrate self-respect and express a sense of personal well-being.
Knowledge of the human body is tied to both physical and health literacy and, according to the BC Physical and Health Education Rationale, “Bringing together components of both physical and health education complements First Peoples perspectives and worldviews that recognize the importance of balancing all components of well-being to maintain a healthy and safe way of life.”
Big Ideas
“Knowing about our bodies and making healthy choices helps us look after ourselves” (Physical and Health Education, Kindergarten-Gr. 1)
“Healthy choices influence our physical, emotional, and mental well-being.” (Physical and Health Education)
“Understanding ourselves and the various aspects of health helps us develop a balanced lifestyle.” (Physical and Health Education, Gr. 4-5)
To find more library resources that explore anatomy and the human body, try the following search terms in the Library catalogue:
“human body”
“human anatomy”
physiology OR “human physiology”
For teaching resources, add search term “study and teaching”
For non-fiction for children and young adults, add the search term “juvenile literature”
For fiction for children and young adults, add the search term “juvenile fiction”
Collection Spotlight: One Earth: Spotlight on Sustainability
“One Earth: Spotlight on Sustainability” Collection Spotlight is up. Books featured in this display include topics such as: Sustainability, Ecology, Environmentalism, “environmental protection”, “conservation of natural resources”, “climate change” or “climate changes,” and climatology.
You can also find UBC Education Library’s “Curriculum Connections” handout (available below and on the display) showing the links between these books and the BC Curriculum.
