Les racines de l’égalité (2011)

Ressources conçues pour aider le 
personnel enseignant à favoriser chez les 
élèves l’établissement de relations saines 
et fondées sur l’égalité ainsi que la prise 
de conscience de la violence à l’endroit 
des femmes. Available free at  

www.etfo.ca/Resources/ForTeachers/

LGBTQ Inclusive SchoolPlace  

Starts Here (2015) 

DVD

Ref. #92.144
This new video and accompanying 
resource guide explore homophobia and 
transphobia in school communities and 
how to address these issues. The video 
features interviews from LGBTQ educators 
who discuss the issues and challenges 
they face in the classroom. 

More Than a Play (2011)

Ref. #91.161
Written by some of Canada’s foremost 
playwrights, this is a collection of nine 
short plays that explore equity and social 
justice issues for junior and intermediate 
classes. Three of the plays are directly 
translated into French. 

One in Six (2008) 

DVD

Ref. #89.510
This DVD is designed to stimulate 
discussion of the impact of poverty on 
education in Ontario. It features scenes 
from the award-winning play, Danny, 
King of the Basement

 and interviews with 

individuals from groups traditionally 
affected by poverty – Aboriginal people, 
single women, immigrants and people 
with disabilities. Also available online 
at 

www.etfo.ca/Multimedia/Webcasts/

OneinSix

Positive Space

Poster (per dozen)

Ref. #98.100
A poster for classroom use to create a 
positive and inviting environment. Also 
available in French. 

Positive Space/Positive Place (2008)

Pamphlet (per dozen)

English #94.115, French #94.116
Information about creating a safe and 
positive space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, 
transgender and queer or questioning 
(LGBTQ) students and staff in elementary 
schools. Also available in French. 

Possibilities: Addressing Poverty in 

Elementary Schools (2012) 

Ref. #91.166
Possibilities

 highlights the strategies 

that educators in ETFO’s Poverty and 
Education Project used to address the 
academic and non-academic needs of 
students and families experiencing socio-
economic challenges. This book features 
creative approaches to addressing 
poverty issues while questioning readers’ 
assumptions and biases. This resource 
includes literature links for classroom 
learning and community resources.

Poverty and Schools in Ontario: 

How Seven Elementary Schools 

are Working to Improve Education 

(2011) 

Ref. #91.162
Researchers investigated how teacher 
practice affects student success. They 
highlight seven schools, providing 
details of teachers’ work with students 
and communities. Their conclusions 
demonstrate how others can work 
successfully in similar situations.

Thèmes: 

La famille, Les amies et amis, L’école, La communauté, Les médias

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Français, programme d’immersion, 

programme intensif et programme de base

Les racines de l’égalité

Ressources conçues pour aider le personnel enseignant à favoriser 

chez les élèves l’établissement de relations saines et fondées sur l’égalité

ainsi que la prise de conscience de la violence contre les femmes.

ELEMENTARY TEACHERS’ FEDERATION OF ONTARIO

FÉDÉRATION DES ENSEIGNANTES ET DES ENSEIGNANTS DE L’ÉLÉMENTAIRE DE L’ONTARIO

More Than A Play is a collection of nine original short 
plays, commissioned and created by some of the most 
talented playwrights in Canada, specifically for junior and 
intermediate students. Each play in this collection is based 
on the principles of inclusive education and delves into the 
complexities of eliminating intolerance and prejudice in 
our world. Each one highlights a different equity or social 
justice issue – such as gender bias, ageism, disability, 
cyberbullying, racism, heteronormality, and homophobia. 
All the scripts are designed to be read out loud in class­
rooms. Ontario educators have provided key questions and 
practical follow­up activities to help promote critical 
thinking, understanding, acceptance, and respect in your 
classroom. Three plays have been translated into French 
and could be useful for French Immersion classrooms or 
French instruction.

More Than A Play is a safe, fun way to introduce your 
students to the performing arts. Each play is designed to 
generate meaningful and engaging discussions. A 
glossary is provided at the end of the book to assist 
educators and students in understanding various terms 
that they may encounter in the context of discussions.

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ISBN 978­0­9869235­0­0

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ELEMENTARY TEACHERS’ FEDERATION OF ONTARIO

Darlene Ciuffetelli Parker and Joseph Flessa

How Seven Elementary 
Schools are Working  
to Improve Education

$10

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