SharePoint – Social Studies K-12 Hub
New: Righting Canada’s Wrongs (Middle Level Resource)
Video Resources
Wabanaki Resources
- Graydon Nicholas – This video was created for the Teachers Institute at the Legislature and speaks to the role of the Lieutenant Governor through the lens of the first Indigenous NB Lieutenant Governor
Brightspace course(s)
Partnerships
External Opportunities
Online courses/workshops
- 4 Seasons of Reconciliation [NBED login] A series of licensed modules with teacher and student-facing versions, available in both languages.
- The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) offers an asynchronous, cohort-based, 4-week anti-bias professional learning workshop called Breaking Down Bias. This is a free opportunity that runs every few months.
- Facing History and Ourselves online course schedule (please note that some of these courses are fee-based) includes webinars, online courses, and face-to-face workshops on history and social justice issues.
- Reconciliation through Indigenous Education is a free 6-week Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on “Indigenous histories, perspectives, worldviews, and approaches to learning” through the University of British Columbia (must create a free edX account to gain access).
- Indigenous Canada is a free Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on “Indigenous histories and contemporary issues in Canada” through the University of Alberta (must create a free Coursera account to access).
- Echoes and Reflections online course Teaching The Holocaust, Empowering Students is a three-week (approx. 6 hours), self-paced course for educators to learn about teaching the Holocaust. It provides classroom resources, primary sources, and a professional network for support.
- National Geographic Education offers free online courses for educators looking to enhance their teaching of climate change, mapping tools and skills, and geo-inquiry.
Webinars/podcasts
Other Resources
