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By Jenn on April 13, 2012
The Diversity and Media Toolbox is a comprehensive suite of resources for teachers, students, law enforcement representatives and the general public, that explores issues relating to stereotyping, bias and hate in mainstream media and on the Internet. The program, which includes professional development tutorials, lesson plans, interactive student modules and background articles, is divided into two distinct […]
By Jenn on April 12, 2012
Read more about the new Aboriginal focussed school to be opened in Vancouver this September in The Vancouver Sun. © The Vancouver Sun
By Jenn on March 23, 2012
It is easy to talk about what could be, what should be and what other people could do. Instead, I would like to share what I have done, and what we are trying to do, as we engage in and embrace this learning evolution. I began my career trying to emulate the teachers I remembered most, and through the […]
By Jenn on February 28, 2012
In British Columbia, the Day of Pink 2012 is celebrated on February 29. Check out this link from the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation for more information. DayofPink is the International Day against Bullying, Discrimination, Homophobia and Transphobia in schools and communities. We invite everyone to celebrate diversity by wearing a pink shirt and by organizing activities in […]
By Jenn on February 21, 2012
Creating a National Reading Strategy for Canada: About the National Reading Campaign The National Reading Campaign is about creating a reading strategy for Canada. It is about engaging Canadians in exploring what a Canadian reading plan would look like, and what we would expect the key outcomes to be. In short, it is a campaign […]
By Jenn on February 14, 2012
We all feel the need to belong. The relationships we have built with family, friends and the community provide the roots that shape our character. Positive attachments with those we care deeply about provide the foundation for our personalities. When our parents demonstrate how proud they are of our achievements we feel special. When our […]
By Jenn on January 17, 2012
The Huffington Post Posted: 1/17/12 10:57 AM ET Some of the Internet’s leading websites, including Wikipedia, Reddit, Mozilla, WordPress, and BoingBoing, will go dark tomorrow to protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA). The U.S. bills have generated massive public protest over proposed provisions that could cause enormous […]
By Jenn on January 12, 2012
5:00 PM 01/10/2012 DELTA – A feast was held today to celebrate the signing of a second Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement (AEEA) for Delta, with partners committing to support Aboriginal student success and bring a greater awareness of Aboriginal culture and history to all students. Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreements are a commitment by school districts, […]
By Jenn on January 12, 2012
The Vancouver Sun January 11, 2012. 2:59 pm • Section: Report Card A second public forum on child poverty will be held in Vancouver this month to discuss B.C.’s dismal performance on this front. It’s a continuation of a discussion sparked in September by Seymour teacher Carrie Gelson when she wrote an open letter to […]
By epederso on November 26, 2010
Publically-funded schools in North America are often scary and dangerous places for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, and questioning (GBLTQ) youth, and many teens suggest that the adults charged with ensuring their safety and learning often do little to promote their acceptance and safety among their peers. Educators need preparation to become more sensitized to GBLTQ […]