Resources for Teacher Candidates

Black-led Organizations and Anti-racism Resources

A brief history of the Black Lives Matter movement (CBC Kids News via YouTube)
BC Community Alliance | @bcca_vancouver
BCTF Anti-racism Teacher Resources
Black Art Gastown | #blackartgastown
Black Legal Action Centre (BLAC) | @blacklegalactioncentre
Black Lives Matter at School
Black Lives Matter Vancouver | @blm_van
Black organizations and anti-racist groups Canadians can support now (via Huffington Post Canada)
Black Vancouver | @blackvancouver
Black Women Connect Vancouver | @blackwomenconnectvancouver
Black Women in Motion | @blackwomeninmotion
Black Youth Helpline | @blackyouthhelpline
Black Youth Project | @blackyouthproject
Deepening Knowledge
Embrace Race | @embracerace
Federation of Black Canadians | @fbcfcn
Hogan's Alley Society | @hogans.alley
National Congress of Black Women BC | @ncbwf_bc
Teaching Tolerance | @teaching_tolerance
The Conscious Kid | @theconsciouskid
The Most Nurtured | @themostnurtured

UBC Counselling Services– appointments offered by phone (604 822 3811)
Empower Me– confidential free counselling 24/7 for all UBC students
Wellness Centre Online– a space for engaging in topic relevant to student wellbeing
UBC Student Services– resources to manage your mental health
UBC Nursing– “Staying Well When News is Stressful”
Mind of Matter | Mental health resource made by a high school student for teenagers
Educating the Heart
Mental Health and Wellbeing: Assisting Students in Distress – UBC Online Tool for Faculty, Staff and Students
Mental Health Resource Finder
Social Emotional Learning Resource Finder
Teen Mental Health — Dr. Stan Kutcher's website

Andre Mazawi (EDST 401) - Thinking the school as a prefigurative project: On the politics and material architecture of transformation (2019/20)
Dr. Annette Henry (EDST 401) - Racism in Vancouver Schools (2019/20)
Ravinder Johal (EDST 401) - Identifying Identities (2019/20)
Dr. Michelle Stack (EDST 401) - Pair Share (2019/20)
Rural CFE Presentations (John Yamamoto's Blog)
Dean Blye Frank – Professionalism - 2019/20
Hartej Gill Equity, Antiracism and Inclusion Presentation – 2019/20
Daniel Shiu Equity, Antiracism and Inclusion Presentation – 2019/20
Ashley House Presentation – 2019/20
Digital Tattoo Case Studies - 2019/20
Emily Longworth Award Presentation - 2019/20
Emily Longworth Award Stewardship Report - 2019/20
CFE Presentation - 2019/20
SOGI 101 Presentation - 2019/20

Teacher Candidate Professional Development Conference

The Teacher Candidate Professional Development Conference is an annual two-day conference for teacher candidates. One full day is dedicated to Elementary & Middle Years and one full day is dedicated to Secondary. Hosted on campus, this event follows a typical conference schedule, with keynote speakers, break out sessions (50/80 minutes), and a panel discussion. Attendance is mandatory as this conference is a part of EDUC 315.

Please visit the TC Professional Development Conference page to learn more about the upcoming event.

Inclusion for Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity

Official Website

A Call to Action: LGBTQ youth need inclusive sex education
Alberta's Teaching Sexual Health website
All-Gender, Multi-User Elementary School Washrooms
Anti-discrimination Response Training (A.R.T.) — What can YOU do when you witness discrimination?
Being Safe, Being Me: Results of the Canadian Trans Youth Health Survey
Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education
Every Teacher Project
A Family’s Story
Gender Pronouns
Guidelines for Frontline Staff on Gender Identity
Map of Gender-Diverse Cultures
Maps - Sexual Orientation Laws
Options For Sexual Health (Vancouver Based Sexual Health Organization)
Possible Inclusion Statements for Course Outlines (3 versions)
A Primer on Gender Identity in the Workplace
Public Health Canada Q&A Guide to Sexual Orientation in Schools
Public Health Canada Q&A Guide to Gender Identity in Schools
Sexual Health of Youth in BC Report
SOGI Education Film & Video List
SOGI Goals and Best Practices
SOGI-Inclusive Environments (includes videos, programs, glossary)
SOGI-Inclusive Policies & Procedures
SOGI-Inclusive Resources (includes lesson plans)
SOGI Scenarios for Teacher/Administrator Development
What's in a name? Navigating mispronunciation and misgendering with grace in student advising

Resources and Books to Learn More About Gender Diversity

2018 Top SOGI Book Choices for Students and Teachers
Gender 101 – BC’s Transgender Health Information Program website
Questions and Answers: Gender Identity in Schools (2011) by Public Health Agency of Canada
Schools in Transition: A Guide for Supporting Transgender Students in K-12 Schools (2015) by coalition of American organizations such as Gender Spectrum and National Center for Lesbian Rights
Supporting Transgender and Transsexual Students in K-12 Schools: A Guide for Educators (2012) by Canadian Teachers’ FederationGender Born, Gender Made: Raising Healthy Gender-Nonconforming Children by Diane Ehrensaft
The Gender Creative Child: Pathways for Nurturing and Supporting Children Who Live Outside Gender Boxes (2016) by Diane Ehrensaft
Gender and Sexual Diversity in Schools (2010) by Elizabeth J. Meyer
Sexual Health Information Disparities Between Heterosexual and LGBTQ+ Young Adults: Implications for sexual health
The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 25, Number 2, 2016, pp. 74-85 by Maxime Charest, Peggy J. Kleinplatz, and Jessie I. Lund
Supporting Transgender & Gender Creative Youth (2014) by Elizabeth J. Meyer and Annie Pullen Sansfaçon
The Transgender Child: A Handbook for Families and Professionals (2008) by Rachel Pepper and Stephanie Brill
The Transgender Teen: A Handbook for Parents and Professionals Supporting Transgender and Non-Binary Teens (2016) by Stephanie Brill and Lisa Kenney

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Career

Careers in BC Education by Make a Future
Career Opportunities in Education (public schools, independent schools, outside traditional classroom, volunteer)
Make a Future - Teaching Jobs in BC
Resume and Cover Letter Writing for Teaching Positions
UBC Student Services (Career + Experience)
UBC Centre for Student Involvement & Careers
Dear First Year Teacher
Sample Resume
Sample Cover letter

Sustainability Education

Marine Plastic Litter Educators Kit
This resource engages students and teachers from coast-to-coast-to-coast to increase awareness of the problems that marine plastic litter causes for our oceans and the environment, and empower them to take action. Resources are available in English and French.

Teaching in BC Schools

BC Principals’ and Vice-Principals’ Association (BCPVPA)
BC Teachers' Federation (BCTF)
BC Ministry of Education
BC School Districts
BC School Trustees Association
First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC)
Interpretation of the Pass/Fail Assessment in the BEd Program - This letter explains how the pass/fail grades assessment is used in the UBC Teacher Education programs. Include it in your applications to school districts
Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB)
Provincial Intermediate Teachers' Association (PITA)
Provincial Specialist Teacher Associations
Surrey Connect
TeachBC
Teacher Qualification Services (TQS)
Technology Education & Careers Council (TECC)
TRB Standards for Educators in BC

Teaching

Designing Learning
A resource guide for planning and preparing learning experiences for practicum and when entering the profession
Learn Magazine
Published by BC Teacher Regulation Branch (BCTF) – current issue
Rick Hansen School Program
Curriculum materials re: disabilities, access, inclusion, social responsibility, maximizing potential (English and French)
UNICEF – Convention on the Rights of the Child
The Convention on the Rights of the Child is the most rapidly and widely ratified international human rights treaty in history.
Voices into Action or Parlez et Aggisez — Free, online humanities resource
Equipping today’s youth with knowledge about human rights’ topics like racism, genocide, hatred and wars (both past and present) can potentially combat indifference and abolish the cycle of intolerance still prevalent in our world today. ERAC-approved original videos (with first person testimonials) and thought provoking activities for secondary students.

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