| 365 Days of Black Excellence |
This OSSTF/FEESO resource is to amplify and celebrate the Black Excellence of Canadians 365 days of the year.
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The ABCs of Survival  |
| The content of this page is only accessible to active members of OSSTF/FEESO. If you are a member of OSSTF/FEESO, you can access this content in myOSSTF. |
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| Acronyms Used within OSSTF/FEESO |
This OSSTF/FEESO resource was created to help all members understand the various terms commonly used during federation meetings and/or in federation correspondence.
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| Addressing Challenging Behaviour in the Early Years |
| Addressing Challenging Behaviour in the Early Years: an online audio resource providing useful information for reflection, discussion and positive action. |
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| CAS Guidelines for Members |
| OSSTF/FEESO has created a guide for dealing with Children’s Aid Societies. Topics include: things to know about child welfare, police involvement in child protection investigations, etc. |
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| Celebrating Black Intersectionality |
| This year, for Black History Month, OSSTF/FEESO is highlighting the importance of intersectional identities about Black individuals and communities. |
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| Cultivating Resilience |
| As part of the funding received from the Ministry of Education in 2017–2018, OSSTF/FEESO produced a resource video for members on building resilience and fostering positive mental health. |
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| Differentiated Instruction Annotated Bibliography |
| The Educational Services Committee of OSSTF/FEESO has created an annotated bibliography of several publications dealing with Differentiated Instruction. |
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| ECE Resource Guide |
| The content of this page is only accessible to active members of OSSTF/FEESO. If you are a member of OSSTF/FEESO, you can access this content in myOSSTF. |
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| Educational Services Workshops |
| OSSTF/FEESO remains committed to building the capacity of educators by continuing to offer high quality professional growth opportunities created by members, for members. |
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| First Nations, Métis and Inuit Resources for Educators — Indian Residential Schools in Canada |
| OSSTF/FEESO supports the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) in their final report released in December 2015 and are offering a list of resources. |
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| Human Rights – Everyone’s Rights |
| Human Rights – Everyone’s Rights is a quick reference guide to understanding your rights under the Ontario Human Rights Code, and what harassment under the Code means. |
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| Labour Online |
| Labour Online is a pamphlet which supports and encourages labour studies in our schools. It contains a list of online resources that are available through the web. |
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| Mental Health Resources |
| In addition to our workshops, OSSTF/FEESO has identified a variety of resources and professional development opportunities that members may find useful. |
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| Professional Judgement |
| The content of this page is only accessible to active members of OSSTF/FEESO. If you are a member of OSSTF/FEESO, you can access this content in myOSSTF. |
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| Resource of the Month Archive |
| The OSSTF/FEESO Educational Services Committee provides a monthly resource that members may find useful in their classrooms, worksites or personal lives. |
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| Shout Out Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia and Heterosexism |
| Shout Out Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Transphobia and Heterosexism is a booklet designed to educate young people on issues relating to sexual orientation and gender identity. |
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| Still Not Laughing |
| The new material contained in Still Not Laughing furthers the discussion and deepens our understandings of how sexual harassment affects our learning communities. |
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| Violence Against Indigenous Women |
| OSSTF/FEESO believes that appropriate resources must be made available to assist educators in exploring the issues and challenges which confront indigenous peoples in Canada. |
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