Framework for Learning

 
 
 
 
 
 

Framework for LEARNING

French Immersion Program

Incorporate Indigenous perspectives and engage the learner in a process of reconciliation?

Reflective Questions for Teachers

Do the learning environment and the learning and assessment experiences enable the learner to:

  • be more open to diverse ways of being, learning and perceiving the world based on Indigenous worldviews?
  • learn and demonstrate learning holistically, experientially, and non-verbally, and through modeling, collaboration, or from the general to the specific?
  • experience learning that reflects Indigenous knowledge and cultures, and teaching approaches inspired by Indigenous worldviews?
  • value collaboration over competition, with the common good in mind?
  • value the importance of community and intergenerational relations in Indigenous cultures?
  • recognize and contribute to school actions relating to reconciliation?
  • understand why there are calls to action?
  • become aware of the effects of residential schools on Indigenous peoples?
  • be exposed to non-stereotyped resources of Indigenous peoples?
  • live in balance and maintain peaceful relationships with self, others and the natural world?
  • develop an informed and well-founded view of historical and contemporary issues concerning Indigenous peoples?