Deadline Monday, April 1: Reconciliation through Indigenous Education MOOC
The Reconciliation through Indigenous Education MOOC (massive open online course) is a 6-week 100% online course designed to help you envision how Indigenous histories, perspectives, worldviews, and approaches to learning can be made part of the work you do in classrooms, organizations, communities, and everyday experiences in ways that are thoughtful and respectful. It is offered by Professional Development & Community Engagement in the Faculty of Education. Register by Monday, April 1st.
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The Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement is a provincially mandated initiative that has two purposes. First, to improve and enhance the academic and non-academic success of our Aboriginal students and second, to enrich the community through changes and enhancements to our current educational practices. Learn more...
• June 2011 SD #38 (Richmond) Signed AEEA
• June 2010 Report to School Trustees
• February 2010 Enhancement Agreement slideshow
• Ministry Site
Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may not remember; involve me and I'll understand. (Native American Proverb)
School District No. 38 (Richmond)
Professional Development Opportunities and Conferences
- Engage:Teaching the History and Legacy of Residential Schools, October 25, 2013, Co-sponsored by the First Nations House of Learning, the Indian Residential School Survivors Society, the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, and the Museum of Anthropology.
- Truth and Reconciliation, Continuing the Healing Journey, October 25, 2013, sponsored by the Aboriginal Education Association Provincial Specialists' Association
Resources
Shared Learnings - Ministry Resource
A K-10 Integrated Learning resource package. Some lesson plans and PLO connections.
District Resource Centre (DRC)
Search "Aboriginal Content" under DRC Media Manager for a full listing of Aboriginal Resources.
Residential Schools
Find out more.
Richmond Museum
Education kit on Musqueam
Pathways Aboriginal Centre
Programs and more for youth
Resources in French
View the "Etudes autochthones" page on the website of the Francophone school in Sechelt for additional resources.
BCTF Aboriginal Education
The Aboriginal Education Association is made up of educators dedicated to Aboriginal education. Click here to read current events posted by the Provincial Specialist Association.
First Nations Education Steering Committee
FNESC is an independent society that is committed to First Nations education in the province.
A K-10 Integrated Learning resource package. Some lesson plans and PLO connections.
District Resource Centre (DRC)
Search "Aboriginal Content" under DRC Media Manager for a full listing of Aboriginal Resources.
Residential Schools
Find out more.
Richmond Museum
Education kit on Musqueam
Pathways Aboriginal Centre
Programs and more for youth
Resources in French
View the "Etudes autochthones" page on the website of the Francophone school in Sechelt for additional resources.
BCTF Aboriginal Education
The Aboriginal Education Association is made up of educators dedicated to Aboriginal education. Click here to read current events posted by the Provincial Specialist Association.
First Nations Education Steering Committee
FNESC is an independent society that is committed to First Nations education in the province.
The Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement
The Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement is a provincially mandated initiative that has two purposes. First, to improve and enhance the academic and non-academic success of our Aboriginal students and second, to enrich the community through changes and enhancements to our current educational practices. Learn more...
• June 2011 SD #38 (Richmond) Signed AEEA
• June 2010 Report to School Trustees
• February 2010 Enhancement Agreement slideshow
• Ministry Site
Local Cultural Knowledge - Musqueam Territory
Richmond, B.C. is situated on Coast Salish Territory. This is the local First Nations culture of which people should be knowledgeable.
Coast Salish resources
Welcome to Musqueam
Local Cultural Protocol
Coast Salish resources
Welcome to Musqueam
Local Cultural Protocol
Indigenous Knowledge
Of interest for youth
Educational Transitions
Pathways Newsletter Archive
Themes
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- cultural visits (1)
- dialogueproject (1)
- enhancement agreement (1)
- gatherings (2)
- kits (1)
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- newsletter (4)
- Pathways (3)
- Pathways newsletter (1)
- questionnaires (1)
- resources (1)
- slideshow (1)
- talking stick (1)
- teacher resources (1)
- workshops (1)
- youth programs (1)
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