First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies · 57 topics · Ontario Curriculum Expectations

First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies, uncovering evidence.

57 topics aligned to ontario curriculum Ontario Curriculum Expectations. This course explores the histories, cultures, and contemporary realities of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit in Canada.

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Secondary (Grades 9-12) · Grade 11

Indigenous Worldviews and Connections to LandA1.1 Explore Indigenous perspectives on the natural environment
First Nations, Métis, and Inuit IdentitiesB1.1 Explain the diversity of Indigenous identities
Oral Traditions and Knowledge SystemsA2.1 Analyze the role of oral traditions in Indigenous societies
Pre-Contact Societies and Early TreatiesC1.1 Describe pre-contact Indigenous societies
The Indian Act and Assimilation PoliciesC2.2 Assess the impact of the Indian Act on First Nations

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Suggested Methodologies

First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies, taught through active methods.

Not every active-learning method works on every topic. Here are four that tend to land hard in first nations, métis, and inuit studies.

Socratic Seminar

Deep discussion in inner/outer circles

Evidence analysis

Mock Trial

Courtroom simulation with roles

Decision re-enactment

Simulation Game

Complex scenario with roles and consequences

Counter-factual testing

Document Mystery

Analyze evidence to solve a historical question

Source triangulation

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