A History of Educational Barriers: Supports in Teaching Indigenous Populations
3.0 Points
Tue, Mar 07, 2023 - Tue, Mar 07, 2023
Online Training
Online Training
NON-MEMBERS
$0
MEMBERS
$0
Details
Course No.
#111263
Category
District: Social Work Services (9351)
Classroom Hours
3.00
Non-Classroom
Hours
0
Component Numbers
8.409.001 Maintaining and Refining Social Work Skills
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Registration Deadline
Sun, Mar 05, 2023
Course Description More Details
This training is intended to provide district staff with tools and insight into teaching Indigenous populations. We will focus on the barriers that the modern Indigenous student faces and how these barriers are created through cultural experience, systemic trauma, and lack of honest representation. In learning how to understand the Indigenous perspective, district staff will be better equipped to engage in meaningful discussion with a wide range of cultures by understanding the various spectrums of identity that arise within minority populations.
**Teams link will be shared the week of training.
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Schedule
START DATE |
START TIME |
End TIME |
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|---|---|---|---|
03-07-2023 |
04:00PM |
07:00PM |
Additional Information
| Substitute Provided | No |
| Stipend Provided (Charter teachers) | No |
| Stipend Provided (HCPS teachers) | Yes |
| Stipend Provided (Private teachers) | No |
| Does this training contribute to a teacher's meeting the criteria for Highly Qualified status? | Yes |
| Evaluation Method - Students | F-Other performance assessment |
| Evaluation Method - Staff | A-Changes in classroom practice |
| Delivery Methods | B-Electronic, Interactive |
| Follow-Up Methods | O-Collaborative' Planning related to training |