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Looking the gorilla in the eye: effective climate education

Gareth Head Shot   Gareth Thomson

In recent years the 800 pound gorilla that is the climate crisis has walked into your classroom; this workshop will help you look the gorilla in the eye. In this workshop Gareth will share some recent work that proposes to teachers several important dimensions of effective climate education. You ‘will learn by doing’ as together […]

Responding to Place Through Storywork and Experiential Learning

Responding To Place Through Storywork And Experiential Learning

Students are natural storytellers; they have an innate ability to explore the world through their senses and commit ideas, knowledge, and understanding to memory through story. In this workshop, teachers will develop their capacity for place-responsive learning, and the use of narrative as a classroom tool for teaching, learning, and assessment. We will also weave […]

Coming to the land to learn about medicinal plants and animals: Pedagogical resources with Indigenous perspective from the Tableau

Teaching Resources With Indigenous Perspectives From The Tableau STE

Teachers need to introduce Indigenous perspectives and knowledge into their teaching practices. For that purpose, reliable resources are needed. This workshop will introduce teaching practices from the Tableau STE (tableaust.ca) that incorporate Indigenous and environmental knowledge (Medicinal Plants, 3° grade; Moose, 4° grade). Both practices combine an indigenous narrative with an outdoor field trip. Workshop […]

Transforming Students’ Perspectives of the Natural World through Land-Based Inquiry

David Snip   Krista Spence

The land connects us. Come learn transformative approaches to land-based inquiry from laboratory school educators working in an urban setting. Each educator comes to the goals of ‘Truth and Reconciliation’ with their own levels of engagement with Indigenous Knowledges. At the core of this interactive workshop is the goal of education reform for participants interested […]

Decolonizing Place-Based Education

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Understanding the impact of colonization on Place-Based Learning Collaboration in examining interdisciplinary in learning Imagination for change Teaching knowledge is a relational process Student empowerment

North East School Division Love Land Cultural Land Base Teachings

Me 3   Sharon Meyer

The North East School Division was provided, in partnership, with land intended to be used for cultural land base education. The school division formed a planning committee and initiated plans in a Respectful way to honor the land located outside the town of Love Saskatchewan. We had to clear the land and create a roadway […]

Ta’Teli Npitekek Wsitqamu Nature Bugs: Exploring the Little to Understand the Big

Ta’Teli Npitekek Wsitqamu  Exploring The Little To Understand The Big

Experience portions of a cross-curricular unit on Insects, Art and the Natural World as we explore our place in the Global Ecosystem through the world of Insects. Learn about the Mi’kmaq teachings of Respect, Reciprocity and Humility as you are guided through a series of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) microlessons. Participants will […]

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