Changing Results for Young Children (CR4YC) South Vancouver Island – Site Profile In the South Vancouver Island region, we begin – and continue – by acknowledging that we are inquiring together on the traditional territories of many Coast Salish nations: W̱SÁNEĆ First Nations (Saanich), including: BOḰEĆEN – Pauquauchin Band SȾÁ,UTW̱ […]
by: M. Dockendorf
Exploring quality practices to increase the Social and Emotional Well-Being of Young Children Framework in the field from the Lower Mainland group kicking off CR4YC at Terra Nova Nature School What do we see? Resilience: Terra Nova students share their garden, create with natural loose parts and enjoy fruits […]
Presented by Maureen Dockendorf, September 2017
At the CR4YC Leads meeting last week Kim Schonert-Reichl highlighted key research and resources on SEL and early childhood development. She encouraged us to share widely. Thanks, Kim!
BC school districts have sustained the JOY, passion and promise of CR4YR in many ways. Students and teachers continue to benefit from locally developed extensions and adaptation including more CR4YR (readers) groups, CR4AR (adolescent readers), CR4OR (other readers), CR4YW (writers), CR4YM (mathematicians) — and there are probably ore variations […]
Sharons-presentation Barb’s presentation Maureen’s presentation Randy’s presentation cr4yr-forms-14-15.docx
The results are in. CR4YR had, and continues to have, a powerful impact on students, teachers and BC districts! This infographic is a summary of the report : The Impact of Changing Results for Young Readers, August 2015 and synthesizes the findings, testimonials and research over the last 3 years. […]
These letters represent the collective, professional voice of BC teachers as they explore, collaborate, inquire, and reflect on their practice. The teachers from CR4YR have generously agreed to share their words with colleagues who are on the same quest: How can we best meet the needs of our young readers? We […]
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