22st Annual IOP Conference
UBC Vancouver
Saturday, May 4, 2019
8:30am – 1:30pm
IOP 2019 Conference Theme: Being in the World as an Educator
Teaching is demanding and complex work, made more difficult if we try to do it in isolation or without sharing and exploring our understandings together. In order to better understand and improve our practice, many of us engage in classroom, program or institution-based investigations focusing on the what, the how and the why of our practice.
On May 4, 2019, UBC hosts the 22st Annual IOP Conference where practicing teachers, university educators, graduate students and student teachers from different educational contexts (schools, universities and colleges) come together to share their questions, investigations and understandings about their practice.
The IOP conference stresses dialogue among participants; presentations are intended to provoke and inform discussion. These exchanges typically fall within the following areas of inquiry:
- the preparation of practitioners
- the ongoing education of practitioners
- the focus on classroom practice
- the context of practice (e.g., social, political and cultural analysis of practice)
- researching practice (e.g., teacher inquiry/action research)
2019 Sub-Themes:
- Assessment and reporting practices
- Practicing teacher research
- New curriculum practices
- Inquiry as a method of teaching
- Inclusive education practices
- Including Indigenous education practices
- Mentoring practices
- Social and emotional learning
- Mental health
- Student Learning
- Teacher learning
This annual conference is offered by UBC Faculty of Education and the BC Teachers’ Federation.
Join us for the 22st annual IOP Conference!
IOP Decorum:
We’d like to highlight the following to reminders for all IOP Participants:
- Arrive early or on time for all sessions, particularly after the poster presentation and nutrition breaks.
- Stay for the full session, it’s important to encourage and support all presenters!
8:30AM-9:00AM | - | Registration (Neville Scarfe Lobby) & Refreshments |
9:00AM-9:50AM | - | Session A - Presentations |
10:00AM-10:50AM | - | Session B - Presentations |
11:00AM-11:50AM | - | Session C - Presentations |
12:00PM-12:40PM | - | Session D - Conference Conversations |
12:45AM | - | Catered Lunch, Door Prizes, & Conference Evaluations |
2019 schedule now available!
Click on the presentation titles below to view the full abstract online. You can also download the PDF Schedule.
SESSION A | Presentations | 9:00AM - 9:50AM
ROOM 200
ROOM 201
Samantha Gilbert, Tom Owen
Drawing Connections Between Western Educational
Theories and Indigenous Worldviews and Pedagogies
Sandra Scott, Douglas Adler
Southern Resident Killer Whales of the Salish Sea
ROOM 202
ROOM 208
Matthew Isherwood
A Return to Aesthetic Education from a Queer Perspective
Haideh Hashemi Nouri
An Event of Encounter: Pedagogy of Interruption
SESSION B | Presentations |10:00AM – 10:50AM
ROOM 200
Janis Sawatzky & Peter Sawatzky
Scenes from a Novel: using AR/VR & Google Tour Creator to transform Lit Circles/Novel Studies
Megan Zeni
Playful Inquiry In School Gardens
ROOM 201
Liza Navarro, Nicholas Bartlett
Fostering understandings of culture in French teacher education through technology
Alishah Virji
From Research to Unit Plan to Classroom: Engaging Students in Reading a Text
ROOM 202
ROOM 208
SESSION C | Presentations | 11:00AM – 11:50AM
ROOM 200
Margot Filipenko, Yvonne Dawydiak, with co-presenters Wendy Traas & Ian, Shaheen and Kate (TELL 3C TCs)
Poems from the Garden: Learning and Being in the Wild and Wired Worlds
ROOM 201
Reginald D’Silva, Kaye Hare, Amber Moore, Ryan Dechambault
Experiential extensions: Enriching criticality in community-based learning
Negar Khodarahmi
Combating the deficit discourse in teachers’ education resources surrounding Refugee students
ROOM 202
Jacky Barreiro, Poh Tan
Becoming Educator in the World
Ashleigh Ritchie
Using imagery as a dance teaching tool to create democratic and collaborative learning in Higher Education
ROOM 208
Haruho Kubota, Dr. Jason Ellis
Teaching Race and Diversity in Teacher Education: A historical and sociological approach within a social justice framework
Kathleen Walsh, Erika Thauberger
Limitations in Special Education Training for New Teachers
SESSION D | Themed Conversations |12:00PM – 12:40PM
ROOM 200
Inclusion and Diversity
ROOM 201
Colonization and Indigeneity
ROOM 202
Environmental and Place-Based Learning