First Nation, Metis and Inuit Education Association of Ontario (FNMIEAO) Presents "ishpi-gikendaassowin" infuse authentic teaching of cultures and histories into any K-6 classroom. Workshops will focus on how to embed content into crosscurricular units that focus on numeracy, the social sciences, balanced literacy, and the Sciences. Participants will learn from the land, from provided resources, from circles and from the knowledge of local elders.
First Nation, Metis and Inuit Education Association of Ontario (FNMIEAO) Presents "ishpi-gikendaassowin" infuse authentic teaching of cultures and histories into any K-6 classroom. Workshops will focus on how to embed content into crosscurricular units that focus on numeracy, the social sciences, balanced literacy, and the Sciences. Participants will learn from the land, from provided resources, from circles and from the knowledge of local elders.
First Nation, Metis and Inuit Education Association of Ontario (FNMIEAO) Presents "ishpi-gikendaassowin" infuse authentic teaching of cultures and histories into any K-6 classroom. Workshops will focus on how to embed content into crosscurricular units that focus on numeracy, the social sciences, balanced literacy, and the Sciences. Participants will learn from the land, from provided resources, from circles and from the knowledge of local elders.
Room: Suite 2 private bedrooms each with double bed, shared bathroom and kitchenette; air-conditioned. Bedding and a towel are included. There are no housekeeping services, but internet access is complimentary.
First Nation, Mtis & Inuit Education Association of Ontario (FNMIEAO) Presents "Ishpi-Gikendaassowin" Higher Learning - Infusing Aboriginal Culture into the Classroom (K-6) Learn how to infuse authentic teaching of First Nation, Mtis and nuit cultures and histories into any K-6 classroom through cross-curricular modules that support traditional knowledge, oral history, and Traditional and Comtemporary Aboriginal Arts as a way to promote student well being. Strong links to the (2013) Revised Social Studies, History and Geography Curriculum will be shared throughout.
The workshop will focus on how to embed First Nations, Mtis and nuit content into crosscurricular units that focus on numeracy, the Social Sciences, balanced literacy, and the Sciences, by utilizing traditional and contemporary Aboriginal Arts as triggers for student engagement. Aboriginal pedagogy that embraces local traditional knowledge, respect for diverse worldviews, storytelling, and experiential learning will be modeled and discussed. Participants will learn from the land, from provided resources, from circles and from the knowledge of local elders. The primary focus will be on developing holistic units that meet expectations while emphasizing the well being of students and creating responsibility for community and the natural world.
Participants, please bring the following: comfortable clothing and shoes, a water bottle and a backpack for outdoor activities, curriculum documents for your grade level(s) and smart technology or a laptop (if possible).
Women need to bring a long skirt and clothing that is not revealing for ceremony. 2
PLEASE NOTE: Single accommodation ONLY available. At this site, your $50 registration fee provides you with single accommodation without any additional cost. Single accommodation is defined as a single bedroom within a suite. You may submit a request for a specific suite-mate.
Reservations: If you indicated at the time of registration that overnight accommodations are required, then reservations will be made in your name for two nights (night of Day 1 and night of Day 2). If you require accommodation the night previous, please indicate this on your registration form.
MeaIs Day 1: Breakfast, morning break, lunch Day 2: Breakfast, morning break, lunch Day 3: Breakfast, morning break, lunch
Expenses of up to $40/day may be claimed for dinner on Days 1 and 2 (NOTE: alcoholic beverages may NOT be expensed.)
Directions
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Parking Overnight Parking is avaiIabIe in Lot 11 onIy. Daily parking passes are available in the following lots: Lots 1 to 5, 7, 8 and 11 - $5.00 per day Lots 6, 9, 10, 12 to 15 - $8.00 per day
Please visit Cambrian Colleges parking information page for more detailed information: http://www.cambriancollege.ca/CONTACTUS/Pages/Parking.aspx
NOTE: OTF does not cover the cost of parking.
Things to do at night: Sudbury has the distinction of having the largest freshwater lake within city limits. Sightseeing opportunities abound off campus: enjoy Science North, IMAX, Dynamic Earth, and Bell Park, lake cruises, etc. Two shopping centres are within walking distance of the college. For other attractions, amenities, and events, visit: http://www.sudburytourism.ca/
REMINDER TraveI Expenses
OTF does not cover individual travel expenses, such as mileage, gas, bus, train, etc. for summer institutes A travel subsidy is available for those travelling specific distances. Please see our FAQ page for more information.