Indigenous Ways of Knowing

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Below, you’ll find some extra resources in an accordion format. Simply click on the plus sign (+) to expand and view the content!

First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC)
- Authentic First Peoples Learning Resources (Grades 10-12 & Adult)
- Career Journeys Role Models – good information for adult learners in the handbook and in the teacher’s guide
- BC First Peoples 12 Resource Guide – See Section Foundations – beginning on page 11
BC Kindergarten to Grade 12 Curriculum
- Indigenous Education Resources
  - Indigenous Education Resource Inventory
    - Aboriginal Worldviews & Perspectives – Moving Forward: (awp_moving_forward.pdf attached)
  - The Modules are great to watch (there are 4)
Jo Chrona’s Word Press First Peoples Principles of Learning
Indigenous Education in BC
First Peoples Language Map
Indigenous Tourism BC
First Nations A-Z Listing
Métis Nation of BC
BCTF Aboriginal Education

These next two are websites and apps that are interesting to many. Creators are not Indigenous (for the most part, there is a partnership with Indigenous youth in Canada), but in strong allyship with FNST. Teachers use them in classrooms sometimes.

Native-land.ca: maps Indigenous territories, treaties, and languages around the world.
Whose Land: shows Indigenous communities, territories, residential schools treaties and more.

Go back to the “Learning Modules” page

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