REC-01 – Reconciliation in Education – February 20 & 21
Join us online from anywhere across the country!
Innovation for First Nations Education Reconciliation is a two-day online workshop (eight sessions) that enables participants to explore reconciliation through the lens of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The TRC calls to action are a powerful lever for building First Nations control for First Nations education. Although it’s early days, success ranges from moderate progress on Calls to Action Education 6-12, significant progress on Language and Culture 13-17 and little progress for Education for Reconciliation 62-65. The course is built on evidence-based innovations, best practices, and direction in First Nations education through the principles of reconciliation, First Nations control of First Nations education and First Nations education, cultures and languages. Case studies and innovative programs are used to explore how to close the gap in education, health, etc., through a reconciliation approach. Learn how First Nations schools are applying traditional healing, land-based teaching, language and culture to nurture student identity, resilience and wellness. Critical to reconciliation is reaching out and building and maintaining relations, collaborations and partnerships in schools and communities. The work in schools and communities to become Good Ancestors and applying Seven Generations thinking is important to sustaining the process of reconciliation, dialogue and engagement.
Content Outline
1. Indigenizing First Nations Education
2. Reconciliation as Relationships
3. TRC Education Calls to Action
4. Closing the Gaps
5. Knowledge Keepers
6. The Land is Our Teacher
7. Seven Generations Thinking
8. Innovation for First Nations Education
Webinar Fee: $800 for members; $1000 for non-members
DEADLINE/CANCELLATION/SUBSTITUTION POLICY
a. Send cancellation of registration in writing to FNEAA by email to info@fneaa.ca.
b. Workshops can be cancelled without penalty 21 days before delivery. Payment can be applied to a future workshop.
c. No refund for no-shows.
CONSENT
The virtual course sessions for this course will be recorded. The recordings are used by FNEAA for future promotional, marketing and educational purposes. They are also used for improvements as future courses are developed. By registering for this course, you are giving FNEAA permission to record and use the materials as described above.
Registration
Registration Closed – email info@fneaa.ca for more information.