Module 3: Decolonization and Indigenous Property Rights
Entry 4: Decolonization and Indigenization resource collection
This post on UBC’s NITEP (Indigenous Teacher Education Program) page is a collection of resources created to support educators in decolonizing education and indigenizing their teaching. The resources shared are from a variety of Canadian provinces and also one from Australia (8 Ways of Knowing Framework) that I hadn’t seen before.
Diving deeper into the 8 Ways of Knowing Framework, I found the protocol page which states, “if you use something, give something back.” This is a good reminder for me as I seek out resources and begin the process of decolonizing my teaching practice: Reciprocation is part of the process. I cannot achieve this goal in isolation, but rather within a larger community.
NITEP. (2021, January 18). Indigenous education digital resources: From toolkits and reports to guides and frameworks, find resources that will help decolonize learning and indigenize teaching. UBC Faculty of Education NITEP. https://nitep.educ.ubc.ca/january-18-2021-indigenous-education-digital-resources-from-toolkits-and-reports-to-guides-and-frameworks-find-resources-that-will-help-decolonize-learning-and-indigenize-teaching/
Protocol. (July 9, 2021). 8 Ways. https://www.8ways.online/our-protocol