Category: 3.2 Readings

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by Witold Rybczynski

“She spared the rod and spoiled corporal punishment in school”

On the relationship between ADST courses and the UBC entry requirements.

Braid, K. (1979). Invisible women: Women in non-traditional occupations in B.C. [Master’s thesis; Simon Fraser University].

h/t Diane Campeau

Foundations of practice for (inquiry) teachers

News stories related to teachers and schools (mostly in BC)

Otto Saloman, 1891: The teacher’s handbook of slöjd

On the necessity of relief cuts; BCIT SW9

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“What a wise person teaches is the smallest part of what they give.”

“Educators critically examine their own biases, attitudes, beliefs, values and practices to facilitate change.”

Seeking reconciliation with the Other

The Charter (esp. S.33, NWC) and some cases related to K-12

The Dwayne Huebner Interviews

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Ursula Le Guin (2005): A Rant About “Technology”.

The Corruption of the Best: On Ivan Illich

Anne Phelan (2005): On Discernment: The Wisdom of Practice and the Practice of Wisdom in Teacher Education

Zimmerman et al. (1998): A Complexity Science Primer: What is Complexity Science and Why Should I Learn About It?

Carl Leggo (2005): Pedagogy of the Heart: Ruminations on Living Poetically

David Autor (2024): AI Could Actually Help Rebuild The Middle Class

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Yuval Noah Harari (2024): Nexus

(2016) Mother who sued Port Alberni school board over First Nations smudging ceremony

Jeremy O’Shea (2021): MEd on “Indigenizing Shop”

Leonard Read (1958): I, Pencil – My Family Tree

Al-Anon

Kahlil Gibran (1926): Sand and Foam

BCTF resource (2023): “to support teachers in being consciously reflective of their professional autonomy as well as their rights and responsibilities as a teacher”

KF: scan images from BC Archive

Clarke & Robertson (2001): Insight into “questionable” research practices

Babakiueria (Barbeque Area): A 1986 Australian satirical film on relations between Aboriginal Australians and Australians of European descent.

Coulter & Wiens (2008): Why do we educate? R

“Our Only Imperative is to Achieve”

Thomas Poetter (2024): Book launch

“Hiding is a way of holding ourselves until we are ready to come into the light.”