Effective Relationships with Indigenous Communities
About this Project
“Whereas principals and school jurisdiction leaders play a fundamental role in establishing and supporting the conditions under which the learning aspirations and the potential of First Nations, Métis and Inuit students will be realized.” Alberta Education Professional Practice Standards posted at CASS Alberta Join your colleagues, in a talking circle, about how you support building effective relationships with Indigenous communities to nurture connections that support optimum learning for all students.
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Effective Relationships
Share your story about how have you created a culture of “being”, as a system education leader, that nurtures effective relationships with Indigenous communities?
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As a system leader, I have modeled my intentions to honour indigenous ways of being by actively seeking out and engaging in...
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As a school jurisdiction, we have identified Indigenous Education as one of our Board Priorities. Embedded in this Board...
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I am walking out my own journy of truth and reconciliation and what my personal actions can do to 'influence' others as a...
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Genuine relationships with Indigenous Elders, community, students and families is foundational to creating a culture of...
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We are working in a collaborative divisional approach to identify priorities on building ways of knowing and journeying on a...
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Part of creating a culture of "being" as a system educational leader is being open and receptive to relationship - to choose...
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The connection between “building” and “being” is critical to understanding how we move forward towards...
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