US EditionUBCO Assistant Professor Recognized as One of Canada’s Top Educators
CENTRAL OKANAGAN, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, JUN 21 – Graeme Stacey received an international fellowship to enhance history education by promoting projects on Unsung Heroes, aiming to foster empathy and positive change among students.
- Graeme Stacey, a history teacher in Central Okanagan, has been awarded a Fellowship from the Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes, and will collaborate in Fort Scott, Kansas next week.
- He has been recognized for his leadership in social studies education and pioneering Holocaust education, receiving multiple national awards.
- In Kansas, Stacey will work with others to develop projects that inspire students to create positive change and promote awareness and empathy.
- Stacey expressed that stories do not tell students what to think or how to think; rather, they create awareness, authentic empathy, and understanding.
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