Recently published in the last edition of BCTF’s Teacher Magazine, the article “Building a welcoming community through mentorship in Peace River” by Alison Davies describes the commitment to mentorship growing in the Peace River District to support beginning teachers moving into available teaching positions within the communities of Northeastern BC.
A group of teachers is interested in forming a new PSA (Professional Specialist Association) designed to specifically support early career teachers who are either in their first five years of teaching and/or a TTOC. If this is something you would be interested in, click here to learn more. What are PSAs? The BCTF currently includes 32 provincial specialist associations (PSAs). PSAs are channels for members to exchange ideas on research, teaching […]
By Tashi Kirincic, Coordinator of Teacher Mentorship In mid-October, I had the opportunity to spend a morning working with thirty newly hired Delta teachers. The room was filled with teachers from diverse backgrounds and experiences but what connected them all was their irrepressible enthusiasm and passion for teaching and for learning. In reflecting on my time with Delta’s early career teachers, I am struck by what valuable learning partners […]
