K-12 age-appropriate curriculum on residential schools, Treaties, and Indigenous peoples’ historical and contemporary contributions to Canada
educate teachers on how to integrate Indigenous knowledge and teaching methods into classrooms
developing K-12 curriculum and learning resources on Indigenous peoples in Canadian history, and the history and legacy of residential schools
sharing information and best practices on teaching curriculum related to residential schools and Indigenous history
building student capacity for intercultural understanding, empathy, and mutual respect
identifying teacher training needs
Use this as a resource to guide thinking and questions about selecting books and resources. This checklist was co-developed in partnership with Dr. Debbie Reese & SCCDSB as we reviewed sources alll linked on this webpage for thinking critically about text selections.
source: www.fnmieao.com
Good Minds is a quality site to use for selecting bias-free teaching and educational resources. They have developed selection criteria for offering teachers and librarians the most current, educationally sound, and bias-free resources. They have offered St. Clair the following presentation to support critically thinking about the texts used in classrooms.
This video can be watched with students who are critically thinking about appreciation vs appropriation.
contact Cortnee Goure to have these resources sent to your school
Looking for additional digital Indigenous Education Resources? Check out the Digital Resources to Support Indigenous Education K-12 by FNMIEAO. These new digital resources have been designed to provide teachers with accurate content along with curriculum connections to support the learning of Indigenous peoples, and truths both past and present. Resource subscription from the FNMIAEO.COM . Please contact Cortnee Goure for the SCCDSB username and password or see the lates CLS Newsletter.
Contact Cortnee Goure for the SCCDSB username and password