Come of a dose of inspiration to the "Conference for Childhoods and Pedagogies.". eventbrite.ca/e/conference-f… @eventbritehelp
CapU's own annual ECE conference returns reimagined! Come and spend 7 hours of inspiring presentations, exhibits, and a warm lunch! Certificates of professional development are included.
Register here: tiny.cc/1lz9001
#ececonference #ecce #ece @CapUEducators @CapilanoU
CapU ECCE dept retweeted
Another publicly-funded $2/hour for early childhood educators in B.C.
CapU ECCE dept retweeted
New support for eligable Early Childhood Educators:
- $2000-$3000 grants for ECEs with specialized
certifications
- An additional $2 an hour wage enhancement raising it
to $6
@EMlieczko @GraceALore @JennaSudds #childCareBC
news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2023…
North Shore's 24th ECCE Conference! November 16, 2023 - first evening. Register at: [email protected]
Letter: Anti-SOGI demonstrators are scaring children at schools nsnews.com/opinion/letter-an… via @NorthShoreNews
CapU ECCE dept retweeted
Please find attached FPSE’s statement on the anti-SOGI rallies taking place tomorrow.
Our department has a strong commitment to the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and the right of all people to live and learn in spaces free of harassment and hate. As educators, we work with the values and principles of the BC ELF to create with children more liveable worlds for all beings.
As early childhood educators, we stand behind ECEBC's position paper and the ECEBC Code of Ethics to ethical practices that hold a vision of a world that sustains life for all (ECEBC Code of Ethics, 2021).
CapU ECCE dept retweeted
YES! Head outside Oct 16-20 & discover the amazing learning that happens beyond the 4 walls of a classroom. Reg today & share! Speakers, activities & awesome prizes! Something for everyone- are you IN to get OUT?
@takemeoutside
#TakeMeOutsideDay #imaginED #walkingcurriculum
November: humour-study | News and features | University of Bristol bristol.ac.uk/news/2021/nove…
CapU ECCE dept retweeted
while reducing barriers for those to become early childhood educators is important, and recognizing that the profession is comprised of marginalized woc, it is SO important to recognize that reducing the length or quality of the education of educators isn’t the solution




















