Sarah Browning

New Blog post today as we move into June and Indigenous History Month. Have a read about some things you can do in your classroom for Indigenous history month. Exploring Lesson Plans for celebrating Indigenous History Month. www.carolynroberts.net/single-post/...

“As educators, the more we know about who we teach, the more effective we will be with what we teach. Taking time to get to know our students isn’t fluff time, it’s academic time.” —Dr. Justin Tarte

“As educators, the more we know about who we teach, the more effective we will be with what we teach. Taking time to get to know our students isn’t fluff time, it’s academic time.” —Dr. Justin Tarte

#teachers #EduSky #educators

A group project between the Senior Leadership class and a grade 5/6 class for Red Dress Day.

Registration is filling up fast for the NOIIE Symposium. noiie.ca/symposium/ We are excited that Rebecca Winthrop, Director of the Centre for Universal Education at the Brookings Institution will be sharing insights from her new book. Hope to see you there! @noiie.ca @tashikirincic.bsky.social

🌟 Ready to spark some curiosity and make meaningful connections? Join us at the 2025 #NOIIE Symposium! 🌟 Happening May 9-10 at the Westin Wall Centre, Richmond, BC. Register now: noiie.ca/2025-noiie-s...

The Medicine of Stories - Outdoor Learning School & Store Scroll Down to Register 4 x 60 Minutes Storytelling Sessions The Medicine of Stories in Educating Hearts, Minds and Spirits These inspiring and informative sessions will focus on the importance of […]

outdoorlearning.com/event/the-me... I loved listening to Robin Wall Kimmerer and Monique Gray Smith at this first session. The power of story to create connections and change lives is immense. @noiie.ca @lkaser.bsky.social

Inclusion is not Assimilation: Understanding communities of identity and diversity YouTube video by Five Moore Minutes

The concept of inclusion has evolved significantly in education, moving beyond mere physical presence in classrooms to encompass a deeper understanding of belonging and recognition of identity.

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See all the post-it annotations? That is the sign of a worthwhile professional read.

Nervous about Teaching Indigenous Content? Here’s Some Pro Advice | The Tyee Carolyn Roberts discusses her new book on decolonizing the school system. A Tyee Q&A.

Always love the opportunity to talk about my work. Have a read of this interview with the Tyee thetyee.ca/News/2024/11...

Beyond Culturally Responsive Education - Transformative Educational Leadership at UBC In this exploration about Indigenous education in Canada, Jo Chrona uses a stance of curiosity to help a colleague come to terms with his big question around why the BC Curriculum specifically include...

Revisited this Jo Chrona piece today. "If the languages do not exist here, if the knowledge and perspectives are not taught and learned here, they do not exist elsewhere in the world." ❤️
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