Four Directions Teacher Resource Kit
The Teacher Resource Kit is an educator’s guide to optimizing learning applications based on the Four Directions website.
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Using the Medicine Wheel for Curriculum Design in Intercultural Communication: Rethinking Learning Outcomes by Marcella LaFever
The Medicine Wheel is a teaching/learning framework that has widespread use in indigenous communities, for use in instructing intercultural communication. Following the 2015 Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, one …
Government of Canada: Indigenous Early Learning and Child Care Framework
The Indigenous Early Learning and Child Care Framework represents the Government of Canada and Indigenous peoples’ work to co-develop a transformative Indigenous framework.
Greater Victoria School District: Shared Learning
A list of science resources for secondary school, compiled by the Indigenous Education Department for the Greater Victoria School District #61.
First Nations Principle of Learning by Martin Broken Leg
An Introduction to British Columbia First Nations Principles of Learning and the application of the concepts to Canadian education. This video was produced for School District 27 Cariboo-Chilcotin in 2015. …
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BC Aboriginal Child Care Society: Revised Handbook of Best Practices in Aboriginal Early Childhood Programs
Author(s): BC Aboriginal Child Care Society Publication Date: First Edition, 2003. Revised, 2008. Description: A handbook that comprised of the elements of quality that are identified by those involved in …
BC Aboriginal Child Care Society: Resource Centre
The BCACCS Resource Centre’s collection is focused on materials with Indigenous content and promotes learning and information sharing among parents, child care students and professionals, educators, academics, researchers, policymakers and …
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BC Aboriginal Child Care Society: Education and Training
BCACCS offers training that is designed to help parents, early childhood educators, and support staff to enhance the services they provide for Indigenous children and families.
BC Aboriginal Child Care Society: Connections- A Strength-Based, Family-Centred Approach to Assessment
An introductory workshop, which looks at strength-based practices that support educators in increasing their knowledge of screening and assessment tools and methods used in early childhood development. There is an …
First Nations Journey of Justice: Building Bridges of Understanding Between Nations by Jo-Ann Archibald
A curriculum for kindergarten to grade 7 that honours orality and teaches concepts and practices of justice from a First Nations perspective. This education program hopes to build bridges between …
