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4 Seasons of Reconciliation

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License Begins

April 1, 2021

License Ends

March 31, 2022

Description

There are three different units currently on offer:

Secondary course 4 Seasons of Reconciliation
Post-Secondary classroom course Seasons of Reconciliation
Professional Development Online course for staff and faculty

Also available in French.

Secondary course 4 Seasons of Reconciliation:

4 Seasons of Reconciliation is an engaging teaching unit that promotes a renewed relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canadians through transformative learning about truth and reconciliation. In collaboration with First Nations University of Canada, 4 Seasons of Reconciliation provides tools for students to explore themes in Canadian history from Indigenous perspectives.

This educational initiative, developed for grade 9 and grade 10 history and ‘Canadian Identity’ courses, incorporates in-class learning with multi-media, group projects, classroom guided discussions and engaging online components.

The unit is comprised of a series of 5 continuous classes (55 or 75 minutes) spanning one school week (5 days) of in-class learning with curriculum links. The unit is engaging, user-friendly and designed to fully inform and assist teachers of any comfort level with the 94-Calls to Actions from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

This Unit Includes:

Monthly webinar coaching and on-boarding for educators
Teacher Guide which details each lesson (63-page PDF
A multi-media Educator Portal for download of materials
 A 12-theme multi-media online Student Portal for the group project
 A professional development online section
6 PowerPoint presentations for classroom use
A ‘Term Bank’
Residential School national maps
The film ‘3rd World Canada’
Bonus film & video library: Indigenous & reconciliation content

Post-Secondary classroom course 4 Seasons of Reconciliation:

4 Seasons of Reconciliation is an educational initiative developed for all post-secondary students which incorporates in-class learning with multi-media and captivating online components including reconciliation films. In collaboration with the First Nations University of Canada, 4 Seasons of Reconciliation provides tools for students to explore themes in Canadian history from Indigenous perspectives.

The 5-hour course (3-hour in-class and 2-hour online) includes a comprehensive instructor’s guidebook, along with a PowerPoint and video library portal for students and faculty.  The course provides the basic foundation on the relationship between Canada and Indigenous Peoples and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) and assists the education sector in meeting the 94-Calls to Action from the TRC.

This Unit Includes:

Monthly webinar coaching and on-boarding for faculty
Instructor’s guidebook (PDF)
A multi-media Instructor Portal
A multi-media Student Portal
A professional development online section for instructors
8 PowerPoint presentations
The film ‘3rd World Canada’
The award-winning reconciliation film series - 4 short films on reconciliation co-produced with First Nations University of Canada
Bonus film & video library: Indigenous & reconciliation content
Student pre- and final unit quizzes
Student completion badge with Linkedin compatibility built-in

Professional Development Online course for staff and faculty:

4 Seasons of Reconciliation is a unique 3-hour and 15-minute online course which promotes a renewed relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canadians through transformative learning about truth and reconciliation.

This workplace course provides the basic foundation on the relationship between Canada and Indigenous Peoples and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC). This course assists the education sector in meeting the 94-Calls to Action from the TRC with their own employees and sub-contractors.

In collaboration with First Nations University of Canada, 4 Seasons of Reconciliation provides a comprehensive online learning course with captivating multi-media components, including award-winning reconciliation documentaries. Each short module can be completed at the learner’s pace and provides a mix of learning tools such as PowerPoint, videos, films and quizzes. A certificate of completion and a bonus video library for on-going learning is provided at the end of the course.

(This unit is for your professional team only. For student access to reconciliation resources, please see the post-secondary and secondary resources)

This Course Includes:

Monthly webinar coaching and on-boarding for faculty & staff
Monthly phone consultation to assist you in with roll-out strategies and campaigns for the success of this resource within your workplace
Customization of your portal with your logo, land acknowledgement and words of introduction from the representatives of your College or University
Quarterly usage report
10 modular thematic lessons which can be completed at the learner’s pace
Discussion forum
Technical assistance
Learning Management System portal (LMS) with individualized tracking
The film ‘3rd World Canada’
The reconciliation film series - 4 short films on reconciliation co-produced with First Nations University of Canada
Pre- and final course quizzes
Completion certificate with Linkedin compatibility built-in

Other Information:

You can view the video for the webinar for new customers here: https://youtu.be/QhiO4M9t2TA

You can also access some introductory content at 4 Seasons of Reconciliation here:

https://www.reconciliationeducation.ca/on-boarding-consortia-canada

Password is: sage

Full Resource Details
Marc Records: 
No
Content Types: 
  • Multimedia

License & Terms Details

Vendor: 
Productions Cazabon| 4 Seasons of Reconciliation
Full License & Terms Details
ILL: 
Yes
eReserves: 
Yes
Course Packs: 
Yes
Learning Management Systems: 
Yes
Persistent URLs: 
Yes
Perpetual Access: 
No
Alumni Access: 
Not Specified
Notes: 

The license is the Consortia Canada model license agreement.

Usage Stats: 

Usage reports are available on a monthly basis between the 1st and 15th of the month. The usage reports are sent out monthly to subscribing organizations. As well, representatives can opt in to be part of the admin of the learning management system and also have access to each learner’s progress. 

Participating institutions

  • Bow Valley College
  • Calgary Public Library
  • Mount Royal University Library
  • Portage College Library
  • Red Deer Polytechnic Library
  • University of Calgary Libraries and Cultural Resources
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