A Surrey teacher describes how she used Walking Wednesdays to inspire authentic conversations with her secondary English teachers.
 This website provides some fun and engaging science activities for students to do at home or in the classroom. They are linked to the NEW BC Science Curriculum and are accompanied by a glimpse into the work of SFU scientists and why they love what they do. Videos are included that relate to the seasonal activities and are accompanied by teacher's workbooks with guides on how to support the concepts in the videos.
 Visionnez les 3 vidéos du Ministère de l'éducation au Yukon!
 Learn 71 from Comox Valley has put together a number of resources by subject area in line with the new curriculum. Use this as a starting point ;)
 Jennifer Gonzales from Cult of Pedagogy shares another great post related to teaching practices she is letting go of. So many of us teach the way we were taught. We may not even realize we're doing it....
 Black Mountain Elementary in SD 23 (BC) shares their term overviews using the new curriculum.
 Hattie and Donoghue have tried to take everything they have learned through meta analyses to understand why some strategies that educators swear by have low effect sizes in the literature.
 Learn 71 (Comox School District) has created pages that link the new curriculum to resources. A great starting point for unit planning!
 This site, from Shelley Moore, offers a variety of templates for teachers to use in order to differentiate and include all students in programming. A few of the templates offered are for creating class profiles, student profiles, backward design planning and learning map templates.
 Find samples of learning maps created by Shelley Moore. These learning maps are designed for teachers and students to connect the big ideas to curricular competencies and content. These are samples that can be used, adapted or modified to best reflect the learning in your classroom.
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