Education

When we think about “defining moments,” we are thinking of moments that have—or ought to have—a wide resonance across the land we currently call Canada. Educators already think and teach about these kinds of moments in their classrooms every day. What are moments of significance in our shared histories? What are moments of significance that are perhaps overlooked, or that include generally overlooked or silenced stories, communities, and individuals within them? What makes something significant in the first place, and how do our perceptions of what is significant shift based on our own lived experiences?

Our work is grounded in such moments and the question surrounding them, and our goal is to support educators across elementary and secondary divisions in creating rich learning experiences where students develop the depth & breadth of their thinking and hone their voice & agency.

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Guysborough County, 1983

This spoken word poem accompanies the Inequitable Practices in Education for Black Learners StoryMap.

Realizing the Pledge

Sâkihitowin

This personal reflection story by Charis Auger (Old Lady Bear That Beautifies Where She Walks In The Bush) shares her life’s journey so far, and “unpacks” her many lived experiences that led Charis to the Aboriginal Teacher Education Program.

Realizing the Pledge

Terminology

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