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Engaging Youth With Indigenous Materials in Libraries and Classrooms.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012, 4:30-6:00pm

Dodson Room, 302 IK Barber Learning Centre

Assessing and incorporating teaching and learning resources by and about First Nations, Metis and Inuit peoples is critical for librarians, educators and parents. Awareness of diverse epistemologies, notions of cultural authenticity and historical accuracy, and the influence of colonialism, are essential when considering books, films and interactive media for library and classroom collections. This panel will address challenges facing Indigenous and non-Indigenous librarians, educators and parents when drawing upon materials representing Indigenous peoples and cultures. They will offer insights about such issues as cultural appropriation, stereotypes, addressing colonialism and what to do with dated resources. This session is ideal for teacher candidates, classroom teachers, teacher-librarians, youth librarians and parents.

Convener: Jo-Anne Naslund, UBC Education Library

Moderator: Lisa P. Nathan, Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the First Nations Curriculum Concentration, School of Library, Archival and Information Studies

Panelists:
• Debra Martel, Associate Director, First Nations House of Learning
• Jan Hare, Assistant Professor, Department of Language and Literacy Education
• Allison Taylor-McBride, Adjunct Professor, School of Library, Archival and Information Studies.

Resources Mentioned in this Presentation:
Some of the resources mentioned in the presentation:

Western and Northern Canadian Protocol for Collaboration in Basic Education. (2011). [http://WNCP%20Common%20toll%20for%20assessing%20and%20validating%20teaching%20and%20learning%20resources%20for%20cultural%20appropriateness%20and%20historical%20accuracy%20of%20First%20Nations,%20Metis%20and%20Inuit%20content WNCP Common toll for assessing and validating teaching and learning resources for cultural appropriateness and historical accuracy of First Nations, Metis and Inuit content]. Retrieved from [[http://wncp.ca/media/49329/wncptool_%20assessing_validating.pdf]]

Williams, E. L.B. (2012). Aboriginal book list. Retrieved from

• **This special event has been sponsored by the School of Library Archival and Information Studies in collaboration with the Education Library and Irving K. Barber Learning Centre.

• A video podcast of the panel presentation will be available afterwards so that participants unable to joins us this exciting School Library Day event.

For more information about this event, contact Jo-Anne Naslund, Education Library
604-822-0940 or email joanne.naslund@ubc.ca or Simon Neame, simon.neame@ubc.ca Irving K. Barber learning Centre.

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Library:Help for Education Distance Students

2012-08-27T22:49:04Z

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==Introduction==

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Library:Help for Education Distance Students

2012-08-27T22:46:28Z

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==Introduction==

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Library:Help for Education Distance Students

2012-08-27T22:45:52Z

Jnaslund:

==Introduction==

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{{Library:Help for Education Distance Students/Researching}}

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Library:Help for Education Distance Students/Researching

2012-08-27T22:45:23Z

Jnaslund:

==Researching==
===Searching for Articles===

*Start by checking out the Research guide for Education at [http://guides.library.ubc.ca/education '''http://guides.library.ubc.ca/education''']. This is where you'll find links to the best places to find research in your field.

*If you are using Google Scholar be sure to access it from the "Indexes and Databases" link on the Library Homepage ([http://www.library.ubc.ca '''www.library.ubc.ca''']) If you go directly to Google Scholar from the web you may not be able to access the full text of the articles you find there.
**You will find the Library's access page for Google Scholar here: [http://resources.library.ubc.ca/943 '''http://resources.library.ubc.ca/943''']

===Research Help===

*The Education Library website [http://education.library.ubc.ca/ '''http://education.library.ubc.ca/'''] has links to our research guides and recommended article databases, as well as specific information for graduate students.

*Click the orange "[http://www.library.ubc.ca/home/ask-colorbox.html Ask Us]" tab to find out how to: chat online with a librarian; check out the library's opening hours; call or email the reference desk at any branch library; or contact a subject librarian.

*[http://help.library.ubc.ca/researching/how-to-cite/ '''How to Cite'''] is the Library's guide to the most common citation styles, including APA. The guide also includes some information about citation management tools like RefWorks and Zotero

[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]

Library:Help for Education Distance Students/Researching

2012-08-27T22:45:01Z

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Library:Help for Education Distance Students/Researching

2012-08-27T22:41:13Z

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2012-08-27T22:41:02Z

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Library:Help for Education Distance Students/Researching

2012-08-27T22:40:08Z

Jnaslund:

==Researching==
===Searching for Articles===

*Start by checking out the Research guide for Education at [http://guides.library.ubc.ca/education '''http://guides.library.ubc.ca/education''']. This is where you'll find links to the best places to find research in your field.

*If you are using Google Scholar be sure to access it from the "Indexes and Databases" link on the Library Homepage ([http://www.library.ubc.ca '''www.library.ubc.ca''']) If you go directly to Google Scholar from the web you may not be able to access the full text of the articles you find there.
**You will find the Library's access page for Google Scholar here: [http://resources.library.ubc.ca/943 '''http://resources.library.ubc.ca/943''']

===Research Help===

*The Education Library website [http://education.library.ubc.ca/ '''http://education.library.ubc.ca/'''] has links to our research guides and recommended article databases, as well as specific information for graduate students.

*Click the orange "[http://www.library.ubc.ca/home/ask-colorbox.html Ask Us]" tab to find out how to: chat online with a librarian; check out the library's opening hours; call or email the reference desk at any branch library; or contact a subject librarian.

==== Heading text ====

*[http://help.library.ubc.ca/researching/how-to-cite/ '''How to Cite'''] is the Library's guide to the most common citation styles, including APA. The guide also includes some information about citation management tools like RefWorks and Zotero

[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]

Library:Help for Education Distance Students/Researching

2012-08-27T22:39:48Z

Jnaslund:

==Researching==
===Searching for Articles===

*Start by checking out the Research guide for Education at [http://guides.library.ubc.ca/education '''http://guides.library.ubc.ca/education''']. This is where you'll find links to the best places to find research in your field.

*If you are using Google Scholar be sure to access it from the "Indexes and Databases" link on the Library Homepage ([http://www.library.ubc.ca '''www.library.ubc.ca''']) If you go directly to Google Scholar from the web you may not be able to access the full text of the articles you find there.
**You will find the Library's access page for Google Scholar here: [http://resources.library.ubc.ca/943 '''http://resources.library.ubc.ca/943''']

===Research Help===

*The Education Library website [http://education.library.ubc.ca/ '''http://education.library.ubc.ca/'''] has links to our research guides and recommended article databases, as well as specific information for graduate students.

*Click the orange "[http://www.library.ubc.ca/home/ask-colorbox.html Ask Us]" tab to find out how to: chat online with a librarian; check out the library's opening hours; call or email the reference desk at any branch library; or contact a subject librarian.

==== Heading text ====

*[http://help.library.ubc.ca/researching/how-to-cite/ '''How to Cite'''] is the Library's guide to the most common citation styles, including APA. The guide also includes some information about citation management tools like RefWorks and Zotero

[[Category:Library_User_Guides]]

Library:Help for Early Childhood Education Distance Students

2012-08-27T22:39:06Z

Jnaslund:

==Introduction==

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