Indigegogy
Indigenous-informed approaches and practices for your classroom
- Indigenous Informed Assessment Practices
- Indigenous Epistemologies and Pedagogies
- Inspire: Indigenous Pedagogy – Maamwi Hub
- Indigenous Curriculum Resources – Maamwi Hub
- Explore Indigenous Teaching Strategies
- Indigenous Knowledge Implementation Pack Sack: A Handbook for Embedding Indigenous Ways of Knowing in your Teaching
Indigenous-created Content for Use in the Classroom
- Colonization Road Ontario: A Timeline
- The Learning Portal (College Libraries Ontario) – Maamwi Hub
- Open Educational Resources – Maamwi Hub
- Indigenous People’s Atlas of Canada
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
- Native Land Digital (online interactive map of Indigenous land, languages and treaties. Tip: use to introduce land acknowledgements)
Books about Indigenous Pedagogy
- Elements of Indigenous Style: A guide for writing by and about Indigenous people.
- Indigenous Storywork: educating the heart, mind, body and spirit – Jo-ann Archibald (book in AC Library)
- Truth and Reconciliation Through Education: Stories of Decolonizing Practices
- Wayi Wah! Indigenous Pedagogy: An act for reconciliation and anti-racist education (book in AC Library)
- Online bookstore: GoodMinds.com
Indigenous-made Films for use in the Classroom
Please note, some films may require an “education” account or screening fee to be paid for use in the classroom. Private streaming accounts are not suitable for classroom use.
You’re also encouraged to explore the Algonquin College Library that houses numerous titles and can order titles that are used frequently in your course.