A writer’s unusual start in the UVic writing dept.

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Finding my niche in teaching

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Part of our series asking people how they find their passion, or niche in their work life. After graduating from high school in the early 60’s, a friend and co-worker left working at a department store and went into the

Learning at the edge of chaos

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A thoughtful letter from an appreciative parent at the end of Laura’s teaching career.

Campus Conversation with Jody Paterson, communications strategist.

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An esteemed writer, journalist, communications strategist and social activist responds to questions at UVic’s Campus Conversations. Themes: Working on an international stage Supporting the underdog Writing for Change

Teacher as Hero – a lifetime impact on students

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Maia shows the impact of great teachers in her own career,  and as a teacher herself, inspiring students  .

EA as observer/ detective

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An education assistant can be a powerful role in any classroom to help maximize student performance and learning.

Flexible career path

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Throughout her education and work life she’s been pulled in different directions. See how she worked this out.

Flying down the hall at school

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Great teaching requires creativity,flexibility and courage. Here’s an example with all of these characteristics.

Helping students ‘make connections’

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Learning is about making connections…. his students’ light bulb experiences are a ‘moment’ for this teacher.

Teaching adults… lessons learned

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Lessons learned while teaching English to 20-30 year olds in South Korea.