Social Sciences
Indigenous History Resources
Indigenous Narratives are Adult Education Social Studies courses on the themes of community histories, the effects of colonization, and residential schools. All materials are meant to be shared!
A Brief History of Centralization
Story by Shiri Pasternak.
Illustrations by Brandon Mitchell, Mig'maq, Listuguj.
Description from the website: "As part of the Cash Back project, this comic graphically illustrates a painful experiment the Department of Indian Affairs enacted on the Mik’maq and Maliseet nations. For the purpose of economic efficiency and to remove the First Nations from white sight, in the 1940s these Indigenous communities were uprooted from their villages and placed on four central reserves in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The results were disastrous and genocidal and the experiment was quietly ended by the end of the 1950s. "
Resources for History of Quebec & Canada
New program to be in place September 2022.
Updated Online student resources developed by LEARN.
It includes resources for teachers as well as a toolkit for help with teaching & learning the intellectual operations.
Unit and lesson plans
These were presented via an Après-Cours History Planning toolkit presentation on April 12, organized by the Équipe-Choc.
Resources currently tied to the old course codes, to be discontinued at the end of August 2022. Some resources will remain relevant.
Learners in Kahnawake access their History course in Google Classroom. Their teacher, Ava, invites other teachers to use her Classroom with their students!
Contact Ava via email if you would like access to her classroom. Thanks, Ava!