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This is now LIVE! Episode one is Creating Space in Post Secondary with Michelle Pidgeon and Margret Kovach! This series was so much fun! Here is the line up! walkinginrelation.com Check it out! @sarafdavidson @Pidgy604 @ltldrum @Leona_Prince1 @NehiyawSpirit @S_Niemi @msvanry
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Some students go an entire day at school without anyone saying their name.
Be the adult who speaks to each student by name.
Everyone loves to hear their name.
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What I learned from teaching this term: education that nurtures students’ individual and intersectional identity is highly effective, humanizing, and inclusive.
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This is how this work is done. #totems is not okay for any school to use. Schools need to do better and lead by example.
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Beyond Culturally Responsive Education | Transformative Educational Leadership Journal teljournal.educ.ubc.ca/2021/…
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Cultural Appropriation: It is not your story to tell.My reflections as an Indigenous educator. carolynroberts.net/single-po…
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On this week's episode, Rosanna takes you back to school — for a lesson in science, technology, engineering and math — to learn how Indigenous people are reintegrating traditional knowledge into STEM fields. cbc.ca/1.6225338
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#sd33 Indigenous Education Department talking about the importance of language in our truth and reconciliation work
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Flower beadwork imitation to celebrate Métis culture ❤️ Thanks @msvanry for leading this active for Slesse Mountaineers. Thanks @Beams30616525 for the beautiful book to support French 8 #sd33learns #french8 #decolonize #middleschoolteacher #teachinthemiddle #chilliwack #Metis
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My late grandmother, residential school survivor who spent 10 years in these death schools, told me stories of fellow students beaten by nuns and priests to never be seen again or talked about. She was 7 when was forced to attend. citynews1130.com/2021/05/28/…
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In Good Relations: Ethics, and Reciprocity within Indigenous Research
Dr. Margaret Kovach will unpack the concept of reciprocity as it pertains to doing research that includes, impacts, or pertains to Indigenous peoples.
Learn more: ow.ly/r7qo50DL7DO
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We've got a dynamic (virtual) panel coming up for you on International Women's Day (#IWD2021). Led by @carinbondar, featuring author @jusmunkaur, teacher @msvanry (both @UFVAlumni) & researcher @JacAshby. This year's theme: #ChooseToChallenge.
More info:
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Please go buy Eden Robinson's Trickster books - I devoured them. Eden is a light, a wonder - you can hear it in her laugh and feel it in her words. I can't wait for the third book in the series. She deserves love and support right now, not shame. #Sonofatrickster #Tricksterdrift
Important. From Eden Robinson, the author of the #Trickster books:
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Just a reminder for educators and youth workers - This upcoming Wednesday (Sept 30th) is Orange Shirt Day. Be mindful of Indigenous students on this day. Miigwetch.
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Our new piece of art up in time to welcome everyone back to school! Grateful to families, staff and community for collaborating on this project!
#embraceall❤️ #sd33learns
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This book is so, so good. It is also the kind of read that makes you want to leap out of your chair and take action. Highly recommended to everyone. Highly accessible read that is both moving and engaging.
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We recognize that for some students, the blend of online and face-to-face instruction creates a successful learning experience. That's why we have created a robust hybrid learning option for some students starting in September 2020. Interested? sd33.bc.ca/hybrid-learning
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She helped name a new school, researched Swoxwiyám (oral histories), adapted her practicum to a virtual setting, and shared cultural knowledge w/ @UFVTeacherEd colleagues. Tsandlia Van Ry (@msvanry) is the 2020 Lt. Gov. Medal winner. #Indigenousgrad2020. bit.ly/30YeLur































