The time has come! We have waited long enough! I am so excited to share a BRAND NEW 5MM VIDEO! Shifting to Inclusive and Strength Based I.E. PEAS youtu.be/kki-2HDtvQ8

Parents rely on early childhood educators to care for their children while they work. Soon, eligible ECEs will benefit from the following: • $2000-$3000 grants for ECEs with specialized certifications • An additional $2 an hour starting January 2024 gov.bc.ca/earlychildhood…

Today on National Indigenous Veterans Day we honour the service and sacrifices of Indigenous Veterans—past, present and future. Gilakas’la/Thank you. 🪶🙏🏽🧡 #IndigenousVeteransDay #CanadaRemembers #LestWeForget

JUST ANNOUNCED: Capilano University adds Bachelor of Early Childhood Care and Education to the CapU Squamish offerings for Fall 2024: capilanou.ca/about-capu/get… #ECCE #capilanou

Registration is open: noiie.ca/2024-noiie-sym…

Chosen or by birth, family is the foundation on which we build our identities. It is the community in which we surround ourselves, those we hold close, place our trust in, find a sense of belonging & learn about our culture and traditions. Happy Family Day. Artwork by Leah Dorion

Shifting what we teach is critically important when we talk about Indigenous Education. How can you start to rethinking how and what you are teaching? carolynroberts.net/single-post/ca…

Sea to Sky School District educators are taking a #GreatBigCrunch into local, organic carrots, radishes and beets in support of a national investment in school food! #NourishKidsNow!🍎 Alyssa & David

The theme for International Women's Day 2024 is Invest in Women and Accelerate Inclusion. When we inspire others to understand inclusion, we forge a better world infused with a sense of belonging, relevance and empowerment. #IWD2024 #investinwomen

This Wednesday, an event for caregivers of our Kindergarten and Grade 1 students. Child minding provided along with some free gifts. Please RSVP. School District No. 48 - Sea to Sky

2024 NOIEE Symposium: Connections and Community #noiie24

Protecting children from intense heat and sun exposure during outdoor play has taken on new urgency due to climate change. Susan Herrington from UBC Applied Science offers a simple but powerful solution - planting more trees to create shade and cool the air: bit.ly/45OSmPC

Reminder

I enjoyed celebrating 10 years of UBC TELP with fellow colleagues and alumni.

We are devastated to learn of the loss of our beloved leader and Elder, Mizana Giizhik, His Honour, Murray Sinclair. His tireless work to advance the rights of Indigenous Peoples and ensure the legacy of residential school Survivors will never be forgotten.

Indigenous education is a learning and unlearning process. Many steps are involved. I encourage you to have a read about ways you can move away from performance in the classroom to accomplice in the work. carolynroberts.net/single-post/mo…

I was so thankful to be a part of the conversation about assessment with the UBC course Assessment for Equity. We had a great conversation on what it means to look at assessment differently. Read my blog post to learn more. carolynroberts.net/single-post/ca…

🌟 How does risky play in the early years shape lifelong health and well-being? Dr. Mariana Brussoni, HELP’s Director, shares her expert insights in @nature: hubs.la/Q031LCfB0 #EarlyChildhood #ChildDevelopment #RiskyPlay UBC's School of Population and Public Health

It's a new year 🎉.... Do yourself a favour and register for some new learning! Join us and educators from around the world 🌏 at our annual symposium! Register here: noiie.ca/symposium/

This reflection, from educator Carlota Holder, encourages Ss to see learning as an active, ongoing process!