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ATA resources and programs support learning in Indigenous education
June is National Indigenous History Month, with June 21 marking National Indigenous Peoples Day. This month offers a meaningful opportunity to honour the rich histories, vibrant cultures and enduring contributions of First Nations, Métis and Inuit across Canada. It also serves as a reminder that learning about Indigenous cultures, languages, stories and traditions is an ongoing journey for teachers, as well as for students.
Alberta teachers and school leaders continue to strengthen their knowledge of Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing, in alignment with Alberta’s Professional Practice Standards. To support members in their learning journey, the Alberta Teachers’ Association offers a wide range of learning opportunities, including online resources, workshops and in-person sessions, focused on Indigenous education. These tools help teachers deepen their understanding, create inclusive classrooms and renew respectful relations with Indigenous Peoples, cultures, languages, stories and traditions.
Check out the ATA’s offerings:
Access online resources or book an Indigenous education workshop at
teachers.ab.ca/professional-development/indigenous-education-and-walking-together.