Promising Practices in Aboriginal Education
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ESI III
This is the third sequel in the ESI media series that has received national recognition as an awareness and training tool for Essential Skills.
ESI Agents work in partnership with the employer, Watchdog, and Apprenticeship Representation to solve a workplace accident.
ESI II
Join the ESI agents as they prove that investigating the Essential Skills of the crime will lead to answers that will surprise you. Our investigators are back in action and facing a ticking time bomb. Will they find… Continue reading
Decoda – Credentials and Badges for Learners
Decoda has developed a system where learners can be awarded digital badges for skills achieved.
Badges are awarded through community literacy programs, not through the website.
Accelerating Student Achievement – New Zealand
This resource can be used with the School Evaluation Indicators. It brings together findings from ERO’s recent national reports to outline what works to accelerate progress for Māori students at-risk of underachieving in primary schools. We share approaches… Continue reading
Entrepreneurship Venture Creation Cape Breton University
A collection of Aboriginal Business Case Studies in Canada for discussion in the classroom: More Information
Spirit Horse 2015 Tour – TRC
A list of resources to assist you in your journey of learning, unlearning, taking action and reconciliation: Resources and Learning Plans
Ojibway Elementary Language Revitalization Program
The sound of kids learning the Ojibway language fills the hallways at École Riverbend Community School in Winnipeg.
Singing, speaking and playing in Ojibway, or Anishinaabemowin, is part of the bilingual curriculum for kindergarten to Grade 4 students at this school.
Northern Development Initiative Trust
First Nations Governance Internships: More Information
A Handbook for Educators of Aboriginal Students
Focus: Educators and senior students
Summary: An understanding and appreciation of the history of the education of Aboriginal peoples in Canada is fundamental to the success of Aboriginal students attending post-secondary today. The diversity of Aboriginal peoples requires an awareness… Continue reading