Brooke Moore
Educator and Author
Let’s ensure kids move into adulthood with “dignity, purpose, & options”
(Halbert and Kaser, 2022)
ONLINE PROGRAM
Assessment for Equity
- Course registration & information here
BOOK
Spiral Notebook for Student Changemakers
- Available here
- Designed for teachers and principals to use with their students
Relational. Curious. Creative.
Dr. Brooke Moore (EdD) has served in public education in many roles for nearly two decades. She is currently a District Principal in Delta Schools and an Adjunct professor at UBC. Throughout all these experiences and learning, Brooke’s central motivator is a sentiment she first learned of from the Network of Inquiry and Indigenous Education: that all students cross the stage with dignity, purpose, and options. Recently she has co-authoured Sorting it Out: Supporting teenage decision making (Cambridge, 2024) and the Decision Maker Playbook. Brooke lives with her partner and two children on Tsawwassen and Musqueam land.
Faves on my bookshelf
I always have a book on the go and it’s tough to keep this list short, let alone super short. If you think I’m missing a really good one, please let me know. Happy reading!
Leading Through Spirals of Inquiry
I love this book because it uses story and research to show how people with the spark to wonder “what if” and the perseverance to follow through can make big improvements – systemically and individually.
Wayi Wah! Indigenous Pedagogies
This book answers – with compassion and urgency – the questions so many educators (especially those curious about their privledge) might want to ask but haven’t yet.
Embedding Formative Asessment
No matter how far I go I always come back to this classic.
What Happened To You?
I listened to this title as an audio book and also read the text. I recommend both. This book offered me compassion for myself and others as we look at how to move forward in a world where mass trauma is evident.
Want to connect?
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bmooreintheloop at gmail.com