__Rapinder teaches Kindergarten at Harry Sayers Elementary School in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada. The school is a recognized leader in it's work with ESL students.
As a teacher Rapinder is familiar with the challenges many immigrant families face and has a keen interest in helping them prepare their children for school.
As well as Kindergarten, Rapinder teaches the Punjabi Language to Grade Five students. She also has a Masters Degree in Biology, a M. Phil in Entomology and PDP-teacher’s training from Simon Fraser University.
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Rapinder with her husband, sons and daughter.
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__ Rapinder’s interest in Family Literacy and reaching out to families to support their children’s learning extends beyond teaching students.
She is also a regular presenter at regional and national teacher conferences and is ...
Working with Kindergarten parents through PALS (Parents As Literacy Supporters), a successful and culturally responsive family literacy program that helps children make the transition from home, or other early care settings, to school.
Working as a facilitator for IPALS (Pals in immigrant communities) Punjabi since 2008.
Developing ‘The Punjabi Family Literacy Resource’ with 2010 Legacies Now.
Working with LEAP BC™ to translate and adapt resources that promote healthy child development designed for families, caregivers and early learning practitioners who engage with young children.
Translating several measuring tools for early childhood education for a number of BC universities.