At the 2009 BC Social Studies Teachers Association’s Annual Conference, president Raquel Chin awarded Regan Ross with the “Innovator of the Year” award for developing The Civic Mirror and working with teachers to integrate it into their classrooms.
This is the second award Regan has received for his pioneering work with The Civic Mirror, the first being the Prime Minister’s Certificate of Teaching Excellence in 2008.
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Yeah Regan!!!
Well done Regan. Congratulations! Keep up the blogs, Michelle and I love reading your insight.
Congratulations Regan. It is terrific to see that a teacher who wants to “reach” his students is recognized for his hard work and innovative energy. Your desire to make a meaningful difference and re-define “learning” as more than subject matter is refreshing. The fact that this is your second award demonstrates the credibility of your work.
Nice one, Regan. Congrats on the continuing recognition.
Well done Regan! Glad to see all your hard work and dedication have reaped you the recognition you deserve! Keep up the awesome work. Hope to bump paths again on the conference/workshop circuit and have a few minutes to catch up with how your next year is unfolding. Best, Johan
Thanks Johan! Looks like you’re doing some great stuff too. Hope to see you at a BCSSTA event some time in the future.