Category Archives: Library Resources

Featured Activity Kits: HotSpots

Posted on January 30, 2015 by Luisa Fisher

When winter hits, many Physical Education classes are relegated to the indoors. The library’s five new HotSpots kits provide an easy way to keep gym activities varied and interesting, helping to keep students engaged indoors during these long, cold months. … Continue reading →

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New Titles: Social Justice in Education

Posted on January 20, 2015 by Bridgette Kelly

Here are some new titles at OISE Library that will be of interest to scholars and practitioners of social justice-informed approaches to education. This selection of recent acquisitions calls attention to collaborative, community-driven strategies aimed at building resilience at all … Continue reading →

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OISE book display – Aboriginal Education

Posted on December 7, 2014 by Robyn Lewis

If you’ve been in the OISE library recently, you’ve probably noticed the new puppets we’ve recently acquired (take a look at them here). Among these many puppets are a group designed by Native artists to teach about Aboriginal folklore. In … Continue reading →

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New Titles!

Posted on November 25, 2014 by Robyn Lewis

We’re continuously acquiring new resources here at the OISE Library, and you can check all of them out on the Ground Floor! Here’s a taste of the new titles from each of our collections: From the Modern Language Collection, we’ve acquired … Continue reading →

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New Titles: French & English Picture Books

Posted on November 11, 2014 by Navroop Gill

Here’s a little mix of French and English picture books to practice your bilingual skills. Take a look at these books–you can find them in the Juvenile Fiction collection located on the 3rd floor of the OISE library. Le Petit … Continue reading →

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