Course Syllabus
Reflecting on Indigenous Science
In this course, you will reflect on the powerful connections between Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Being and Western science. Through exploration and discussion, you will deepen your understanding of your personal relationship with the natural world and how it aligns with global perspectives. You will explore effective strategies to support your students in discovering connections between their own perspectives and global understandings of the natural world. By the end of the course, you will be equipped with practical tools to foster inclusive and holistic environmental education, empowering your students to become environmentally conscious and culturally aware global citizens. Join us as you bridge knowledge systems, nurturing ecological connections in education.
Course Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will:
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- Reflect on the connections between Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Being and Western science
- Explore your own relationship to the natural world and how it is similar to or different from global perspectives
- Consider strategies to support students in finding connections between their own and global perspectives about the natural world
Format
This course is a self-paced course. To obtain your completion badge for this course you will have to complete a self-reflection.
Grade Level
This course is suitable for educators teaching Kindergarten to Grade 12.
Estimate Duration
This course should take you 2-3 hours to complete.
Earn your badge
You will have to complete a self-reflection to receive your digital badge. This badge can be added to your professional portfolio. Completion of this course counts towards the requirements for the Learning Pathway: Globally Connected Learning.
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