On a rainy Friday in early May, SET-BC consultants Danielle Verge and Joti Chahal headed to Port Hardy to facilitate a workshop on Place Based Education (PBE) at Port Hardy Secondary School.
During the 2015-2016 school year, SD 63 Saanich participated in a SET-BC District Project in which classes at North Saanich Middle School and Claremont Secondary piloted Read & Write for Google Chrome.
Helping Students Become Safe, Savvy and Social This video recording of Dr. Ribble’s 2017 SET-BC District Partner Conference breakout session provides resources for helping students understand the issues around technology…
Digital Citizenship to Develop Character for the Future View Video – Digital Citizenship to Develop Character for the Future Technology has changed the dynamics of families, schools and communities. The…
Inclusion in High-School: Yes You Can! While the benefits of inclusive education are clear, the methods to successfully implement inclusive education at the high school level have remained, or at…
Comparing the BrailleSense U2 and BrailleNote Apex Teams working with students who require a braille notetaker may wonder about the difference between a BrailleSense U2 and a BrailleNote Apex. Flo…
While most teachers in BC were enjoying the first Professional Development day of 2016-2017, many SET-BC consultants were busy facilitating Tier 1 and Tier 2 Pro D sessions all over the province.
On September 30th, eight vision resource teachers and two student support workers came together at the SET-BC Provincial Centre in Vancouver to attend a workshop to learn more about the Focus 40, a refreshable braille display from Scientific Freedom.
SET-BC is a Ministry of Education Provincial Outreach Program
