Welcome to Indigenous Futures in Engineering, Queen's University
Welcome to Indigenous Futures in Engineering, Queen's University
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Developed by UNESCO for delivery in developing nations, many of these teaching materials could be modified for use in First nations schools.
Check out Engineering in the classroom pre-college Materials to find links to ready made lessons plans and activities for incorporating engineering concepts in your daily lessons.
Teacher's Lab is a great place for teachers and students to explore new ideas in learning. Find interactive activities, lesson plans and interesting science information on this Web site. Such as, learn about light and how it relates to colour, shadows and perspectives or discover how geometry is the mathematics of real things or explore patterns in mathematics. Take a few moments to browse this Web site, you might find something very interesting.
Use this guide to help you keep growing as an educator.Find inspiration for encouraging struggling students, writing assessments, and establishing trust with parents so that both you and your students can succeed. Go to the main page to explore interesting educational articles organized by subject matter.
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Linked here is Cornell University’s award-winning K-12 Science & Arts Gateway for Education (SAGE). Developed by the Cornell Center for Advanced Computing, this gateway provides educators and students with links to lesson planning and learning resources in science, mathematics, and the arts.
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Teaching is one of the most challenging and complex jobs on the planet. These digital resources, tools, and learning materials are developed by educational experts to incorporate leading pedagogical practices. They are useful in any type of teaching moment and many can be used to support national education standards.
This document is a report by the British Columbia Ministry of Education on methods to incorporate Indigenous worldviews into the classroom to pave the way forward. New constructs for leadership, Indigenous pedagogical practices, Indigenous perspectives and content, and a vision for decolonizing mindsets were among the wealth of ideas expressed as to how we move forward both individually and collectively. It is our responsibility to sustain this conversation and to make commitments to ensure that we are successful.