INQUIRY PRESENTATION, FEB. 24TH,2016

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WELCOME

 Q: How do we authentically embed the First Peoples Principles of Learning in our classroom while maintaining an inclusive environment?

Step one: Educate ourselves. Look and examine your local area. IF YOU DON’T KNOW, ASK.

Step two: Practice. Use the First Peoples Principles in your Unit Plans/Unit of Inquiry. Ex.’MASH UP’.

Step Three: Practice and don’t be afraid to make mistakes.

Step Four: Use the resources! RESEARCH.

Step Five: Practice.

Going Beyond Tokenism; Aboriginal Education in BC
Many years ago, classroom resources had few references to Aboriginal people or, if they did, it was often superficial or incorrect. As curriculum processes evolved, resources began to include some information about Aboriginal people but not how Aboriginal perspectives and understandings help us learn about the world and how they have contributed to a stronger society. Now, with the education transformation, the province is attempting to embed Aboriginal perspectives into all parts of the curriculum in a meaningful and authentic manner.

https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/sites/curriculum.gov.bc.ca/files/pdf/aboriginal_educa.on_bc.pdf

 

 

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PRACTICE. Towards a ‘New Understanding’ of Brian Jungen’s Nike Masks

Educate yourself. Terminology.

Educate yourself. Terminology.