Archived Webinars

Truth and Reconciliation in the Classroom

During this webinar, we will focus on how to use our newest comprehensive resource: Truth and Reconciliation in the Classroom.  This resource includes numerous high-quality videos on a multitude of topics such as geography, treaties, history, leadership, community life and more.  Connections to the new curriculum as well as ready-made classroom activities in both English …

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Download RecordingJun 16, 2020
Level(s): Elementary, Primary, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8), Secondary, Intermediate (Grades 9-10)
Presenter(s):
Tesa Fiddler;
Jodie Williams
Area(s) of Focus: Indigenous Education
Keyword(s): Indigenous education (3), classroom resource (1), reconciliation (1)
Gwaayaksichiweyan – Making Things Right

This webinar supports teachers with the implementation of the revised Social Studies and History curriculum. In response to the Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, it is now mandatory for students to be learning about the histories, perspectives and contributions of Indigenous Peoples in what is now Canada. In this session, participants …

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Download RecordingMay 30, 2018
Level(s): Primary, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8)
Presenter(s):
Tesa Fiddler;
Jodie Williams
Area(s) of Focus: Curriculum, Indigenous Education
Implementing Indigenous Education in Social Studies and History – Part 2

As a response to the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action, the Ministry of Education has introduced phase one of mandatory Indigenous curriculum enhancements in grades 4-6, and history in grades 7, 8 and 10. This workshop is designed to support educators on how to effectively embed First Nations, Métis and Inuit histories and traditions …

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Download RecordingMay 9, 2018
Level(s): Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8), Intermediate (Grades 9-10)
Presenter(s):
Pamala Agawa;
Colinda Clyne
Area(s) of Focus: Curriculum, Exploring Inquiry, Indigenous Education, New and Revised Curriculum
Keyword(s): inquiry (42), social studies (10), history (3), Indigenous education (3)
Implementing Indigenous Education in Social Studies and History – Part 1

As a response to the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action, the Ministry of Education has introduced phase one of mandatory Indigenous curriculum enhancements in grades 4-6, and history in grades 7, 8 and 10. This workshop is designed to support educators on how to effectively embed First Nations, Métis and Inuit histories and traditions …

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Download RecordingApr 11, 2018
Level(s): Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8), Intermediate (Grades 9-10)
Presenter(s):
Pamala Agawa;
Colinda Clyne
Area(s) of Focus: Curriculum, Exploring Inquiry, Indigenous Education, New and Revised Curriculum
Keyword(s): inquiry (42), social studies (10), history (3), Indigenous education (3)
A Kids’ Guide to Canada

A Kids’ Guide to Canada project is a national teacher-led initiative which has been organized by elementary teachers across Canada to provide rich and meaningful educational activities for K-8 students marking Canada150th+. All K-8 students are invited to help create Canada’s first ever multi-lingual, multi-cultural interactive guide to Canada made by kids and for kids, …

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Download RecordingFeb 15, 2018
Level(s): Primary, FDK, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8)
Presenter(s):
Leigh Cassell
Area(s) of Focus: Indigenous Education, Technology in the Classroom
Keyword(s): cross-curricular (8), educational activities for K-8 students. Canada 150th (1), interactive guide to Canada (1), made by kids and for kids (1), open-ended (1), teaches student safety and security (1), writing project (1)

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Truth and Reconciliation in the Classroom

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