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Category Archives: Library Resources
Wellness Resources for Tough Times
It is a challenging time for students, faculty, and members of the OISE community. As we adapt to online classes and work remotely in support of physical distancing, many of us have been removed from our normal routines. This experience … Continue reading
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April New Titles: A [Spring] shower of Topics
I Love Sharks, Too! written by Leanne Shirtliffe and illustrated by Lorenzo Montatore Stevie LOVES sharks. He loves sharks more than he loves pizza (Can you imagine loving something more than pizza?)! Stevie likes to act like a shark, much to his … Continue reading
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Featured Activity Kit: Smart Circuits by SmartLabs
Although we are surrounded by various forms of information and communication technologies, we don’t often think about the materiality of them. The SmartLab Smart Circuits activity kit goes beyond teaching children about basic electronics (such as light switches, speakers etc.) … Continue reading
Activity Kit: The Battle of Hill 70
The First World War was a pivotal moment in Canadian history, considered by many to have played a large role in defining the early Canadian identity. However, introducing WW1 to Students can be a challenging feat; the horrific nature of … Continue reading
March New Titles: A Mixed Bag
Homophobia in the Hallways: Heterosexism and Transphobia in Canadian Catholic Schools by Tonya D. Callaghan Catholic schools, despite the religious affiliation, receive public funding in Canada. Because of this, Catholic schools are beholden to civil, not church law. Despite this, according … Continue reading
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