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Author Archives: Lily Yuxi Ren
Black History Month
In recognition of African Canadians, Black History Month celebrates the amazing discoveries and outstanding accomplishments from the past and their continued impact on the world today. In the shared responsibility to enhance community well-being and belonging, the recovering, remembering, and … Continue reading
Academic Planning / Strategic Planning in Higher Education
To mark the 2017 OISE Academic Planning Process, the OISE Library has curated a collection of items that will hopefully aid and inspire educators in academic or strategic development and planning for higher education institutions. Academic or strategic plans chart the … Continue reading
Featured Activity Kit: The Kids’ Book of Chess and Chess Set
Originating in India in the 6th century AD, the game of chess has developed and taken many variants. Through this fun and interactive Kids’ Book of Chess and Chess Set, kids can learn about the history of chess and the … Continue reading
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New Year, New Beginnings
After the winter break, it’s time to ring in the New Year! However, getting back on track from the break can be a challenge for some students and teachers. To help students and educators transition smoothly back into the classroom, … Continue reading
Celebrating Aboriginal Education Month
November 1st marks the beginning of Aboriginal Education Month in acknowledging the rights of Canada’s Indigenous peoples as the original peoples of this land. The lobby display on the ground floor of the OISE building features a wide selection of … Continue reading