We’re excited to present our new Collection Spotlight focused on Neurodiversity. Whether you’re an experienced educator or new to teaching, these books offer valuable insights, research, and strategies to support neurodivergent students in the classroom.
Many of the featured books are also included in our Neurodiversity booklist, which covers a range of topics, including ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and diverse ways of learning and thinking. In addition to professional resources, the collection includes picture books and young adult fiction that highlight neurodivergent experiences through storytelling. These resources aim to help educators foster inclusive, supportive, and strengths-based learning environments.
Visit our Collection Spotlight in person! You’ll find it on the main level breezeway of the UBC Education Library in the Scarfe Building.
We are currently experiencing delays to campus delivery services due to circumstances beyond the Library’s control. Please anticipate longer wait times. For ASRS items, select MAA Library as the pick-up location for the fastest delivery.
Recently the Scholarly Communications and Copyright Office released its 2023/2024 Impact and Activity Report, showcasing some of the year’s highlights and accomplishments.
The Scholarly Communications and Copyright Office released this year’s Open Education Impact & Activity Report, highlighting UBC Library’s combined impact on open educational practices at UBC for 2023/2024. For more information, or to share feedback please contact open.ubc@ubc.ca.
Visit our Collection Spotlight in person! You’ll find it on the main level breezeway of the UBC Education Library in the Scarfe Building.
