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Storytelling for STEM Subjects

Storytelling for STEM Subjects

Posted in Blog Posts, Digital & Media Literacy, Elementary & Middle Years, Learning Design & Planning, Remote teaching & learning | Tagged with gender equality, math, science, STEAM, STEM, storytelling, Teacher Use

Using the art of storytelling to teach STEM subjects. “Maybe stories are just data with soul” – from TED Talk “The Power of Vulnerability” by Brené Brown Storytelling can be an effective method for engaging students with STEM subject areas – and this has been shown to be the case for girls especially (1, 3, 4). […]

Found Poems: creating poems from words around us

Found Poems: creating poems from words around us

Posted in Active Learning, artSTEAM, English, engSTEAM, mathSTEAM, Resource, sciSTEAM, techSTEAM | Tagged with blogging, Language Arts, lesson planning, poetry, STEAM, storytelling, Teacher Use

Found Poetry is a form of poetry created from existing texts or literature. Words or phrases are taken out, refashioned, reordered, and presented as poems with new meanings. Similar to a collage, poetry can be made from newspaper articles, magazines, letters, street signs, speeches, poems, or even textbooks. Creating found poems can support interdisciplinary learning […]

Intertwining Art: PodCast Resource Post

Intertwining Art: PodCast Resource Post

Posted in artSTEAM, Blog Posts, mathSTEAM, Podcast, sciSTEAM | Tagged with Art-based, arts integration, English, fractions, graphing, interdisciplinary, math, matter, science, states of matter, STEAM, storytelling, Teacher Use, test, writting

Art can be one of Education´s best ally! Wether it be by witnessing, or creating it, Art gives students and teachers the oportunity to engage with knowdlege in multiple ways.

Digital Read Aloud

Digital Read Aloud

Posted in Blog Posts, Dual Language Books, Elementary & Middle Years, Post Secondary, Remote teaching & learning, Secondary | Tagged with #ReadAloudCanadian, digital literacy, digital storytelling, literacy, media literacy, Read Aloud, storytelling

With school closings and the shift to online learning, we want to ensure all teacher candidate have access to all available  free online resources, as well as knowledge of how to make your own read aloud material that complies with copyright.

Multimedia Creation: consider the tool for the task/objective!

Multimedia Creation: consider the tool for the task/objective!

Posted in Blog Posts, English, multimedia creation, Not Subject Specific | Tagged with digital technology, LLED 350, multimodal, storytelling

Creating a multimedia presentation for your coursework at UBC is a great way to learn a new digital technology that you might then bring to your practicum class. Rather than relying on an ‘old standard’, consider this as an opportunity to take a risk and/or select a digital technology that might be of interest to […]


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