HOW TO ACCESS SPEAKERS ON ZOOM
For these Monday noon presentations, email [email protected] by Sunday noon immediately preceding the presentation to register. A Zoom link will be sent to you the Sunday evening prior to the presentation. (Your first time to use Zoom? You must download the free application from Zoom.us online. Then just prior to the presentation, click on the link sent to you by email). Presentations are from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm.
SPEAKERS ON ZOOM
Feb 10, 2025 Four Seasons of Reconciliation! Introduction to an online learning opportunity
To watch the Zoom of the "Introduction to Four Seasons of Reconciliation" click the following link and enter the Passcode.
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/uC5mWfVqG1WgdqT-Oz6Kt4m62yV0M0HjG8WCOX6SypNN-mK48yM1p3ALul-1Gacd.rJ3WS9nIbrzAZcS5
Passcode: JR3Zea$C
Anne Sloboda is a superannuate and lecturer at the UofS where she includes Four Seasons of Reconciliation in every course. Anne has a passion for understanding the learning needs of ALL learners, including the cultural learning needs of Indigenous students. She was one of 13 educators who joined the Ministry of Education learning journey to improve the outcomes of Indigenous students in New Zealand. Anne participated on Saskatchewan’s “Following Their Voices” research team that created the foundation of an innovative professional development program for teachers currently used in many school divisions. Marnie Ross is from the Red Earth Cree Nation and a family of teachers. She is the Coordinator of Learning Supports (Grade 9-12) for Saskatoon Public Schools. When principal of Aden Bowman Collegiate, she was selected as Water Carrier for the 2019-20 school year. This important role supports First Nations ceremonies and activities within the School Division. Marnie created the opportunity for three male students to wear face paint and carry traditional regalia during their graduation ceremony, a result of the school and families working together. Marnie presented Exploring How School-Based Administrators Can Support Indigenous Academic Achievement at the 2024 Saskatchewan Principals’ Short Course.
Anne Sloboda and Marnie Ross will introduce this online learning opportunity. They will share Information and answer questions about what you can expect in the course content as well as the practical pieces of how to get started, logging back in at a later time, and trouble-shooting common challenges (technology, unfamiliarity with online courses). The Four Seasons of Reconciliation program is a series of online courses and modules developed by Reconciliation Education: “These online courses and films provide a comprehensive, customized anti-racist education in line with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action. With you, we aim to promote a renewed relationship between Indigenous peoples and Canada through transformative multi-media learning.” The courses can be completed in multiple sittings. There is a quiz after individual modules and 80% is required to open the next module. After the last module/quiz is completed, you are provided a Certificate of Completion (pdf) from the First Nations University of Canada.
Feb 10, 2025 Four Seasons of Reconciliation! Introduction to an online learning opportunity
To watch the Zoom of the "Introduction to Four Seasons of Reconciliation" click the following link and enter the Passcode.
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/uC5mWfVqG1WgdqT-Oz6Kt4m62yV0M0HjG8WCOX6SypNN-mK48yM1p3ALul-1Gacd.rJ3WS9nIbrzAZcS5
Passcode: JR3Zea$C
Anne Sloboda is a superannuate and lecturer at the UofS where she includes Four Seasons of Reconciliation in every course. Anne has a passion for understanding the learning needs of ALL learners, including the cultural learning needs of Indigenous students. She was one of 13 educators who joined the Ministry of Education learning journey to improve the outcomes of Indigenous students in New Zealand. Anne participated on Saskatchewan’s “Following Their Voices” research team that created the foundation of an innovative professional development program for teachers currently used in many school divisions. Marnie Ross is from the Red Earth Cree Nation and a family of teachers. She is the Coordinator of Learning Supports (Grade 9-12) for Saskatoon Public Schools. When principal of Aden Bowman Collegiate, she was selected as Water Carrier for the 2019-20 school year. This important role supports First Nations ceremonies and activities within the School Division. Marnie created the opportunity for three male students to wear face paint and carry traditional regalia during their graduation ceremony, a result of the school and families working together. Marnie presented Exploring How School-Based Administrators Can Support Indigenous Academic Achievement at the 2024 Saskatchewan Principals’ Short Course.
Anne Sloboda and Marnie Ross will introduce this online learning opportunity. They will share Information and answer questions about what you can expect in the course content as well as the practical pieces of how to get started, logging back in at a later time, and trouble-shooting common challenges (technology, unfamiliarity with online courses). The Four Seasons of Reconciliation program is a series of online courses and modules developed by Reconciliation Education: “These online courses and films provide a comprehensive, customized anti-racist education in line with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action. With you, we aim to promote a renewed relationship between Indigenous peoples and Canada through transformative multi-media learning.” The courses can be completed in multiple sittings. There is a quiz after individual modules and 80% is required to open the next module. After the last module/quiz is completed, you are provided a Certificate of Completion (pdf) from the First Nations University of Canada.