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Indian Control of Indian Education

This statement on Education has been prepared for the Working Committee of the Negotiating Committee of the National Indian Brotherhood to be used as a basis for future common action in the area of education

 

Format : pdf

 
   
The Indian Act Past and Present

A manual on registration and entitlement legislation

 

Format : pdf

 
   
Thirty Years of Struggle and Accomplishment

To determine where the member First Nations of Quebec are today, thirty years after the National Indian Brotherhood policy declaration of Indian Control of Indian Education, the First Nations Education Council has undertaken a two-part project to look at the various aspects of the Takeover of Education in each of its member communities; and, secondly, to develop a future vision for First Nations Education. This report concludes the first part of the project that is to provide a general history of the story of takeover for the twenty-two member communities of the First Nations Education Council.

 

Format : pdf

 
   
Takeover Study and Future Visions

The First Nations Education Council is proposing original and innovative measures to effectively alleviate the current situation that has been created by recurring deficiencies in the education systems and services of the First Nations communities.
This document sets out an action plan for applying concrete solutions to these problems, thereby enhancing current services and making them more effective.

 

Format : pdf

 
   
“I feel good when…”, 2004

Cahier à colorier qui présente aux jeunes des activités semblables à ce qu'ils vivent et qui a l'unique prétention de sensibiliser ces jeunes à des comportements sains.

 

Âge : 4 à 5 ans
Format : cahier bilingue, 8 ½ x 11

 
   
Our legends to read and tell (volumes I, II and III), 1997, 1999 and 2000

Recueils de légendes destinés aux jeunes enfants passionnés par les histoires. Ils présentent des légendes provenant de sept nations membres du CEPN. En plus de divertir, ces légendes offrent à nos enfants les pensées et les interprétations de la vie, à la façon des aînés. Elles sont le reflet de nos peuples.

 

Âge : élèves du primaire
Format : 5 ½ x 8 ½, 32 pages, bilingue

 
   
Stop the hurt, 2005

Ce document se veut un travail de synthèse contenant une multitude d'information sur les abus sexuels, leurs conséquences, le dépistage, la prévention et des indicateurs sur la façon d'agir face à une révélation. Le lecteur trouvera utile de s'y référer s'il recevait les confidences d'un enfant victime.

 

Format : cartable, 8 ½ x 11

 
   
Bullying/Intimidation I’m not afraid to talk about it!

Brochure d'information détaillée sur la problématique du taxage et de l'intimidation.

 

Format : pdf

 
   
Violence: We can stop it…

Dépliant conçu pour aider les jeunes victimes de toutes les formes de violence : psychologique, physique et sexuelle.

 

Format : 5 ½ x 8 ½

 
   
Success stories

Documents faisant état des progrès remarquables faits dans le domaine des technologies de l'information et des communications (TIC). Ils regroupent toutes les réalisations des communautés, qui illustrent bien l'intégration des TIC, la mise au point des pratiques en la matière ainsi que le besoin des communautés de profiter d'un programme de soutien des TIC à long terme.

Success Stories no.1
Success Stories no.2
Success Stories no.3

 

Format : bilingue, 8 ½ x 11

 
   
Halloween, 2003

Safety tips for children, parents and drivers.

 

Format : pdf

 
   
Food Allergies, 2001

This brochure has been prepared to give parents, school administrators and all school staff information about allergens and the reactions they cause.

 

Format :pdf

 
   
The ABC’s of Your Child’s Lunchbox

Brochure of few simple tips for helping parents prepare their children’s lunches.

 

Format : pdf

 
   

Let's be active!

Let’s help our children to be physically active every day. They’ll have lots of fun and be in good health at the same time!

 

Format : pdf

 
   

First Nations Education Council

Ce dépliant résume la mission, la structure, le leadership et les principaux mandats du CEPN.

 

Format : 4 ½ x 8 ½

 
   
Prevent Violence, 1998

This document should not be considered an intervention manual designed for prevention or screening of violence within your school, but it is nonetheless a tool that will allow you to increase your knowledge in connection with this phenomenon among young people.

 

Format : 8 ½ x 11

 
   
Takwakin’s Summer Journeys

Novel written for young people from 7 to 10, which tells the story of an inquisitive young boy who passes his summer vacation in Wemotaci, where he meets a new friend. This novel highlights the culture of two Nations – the Atikamekw and the Mi’gmaq.

 

Format : 4 ¼ x 7

 
   
Children’s Activity Book, 2003

This activity book for children contains various games as well as spelling and math problems. It is designed for children from 6 to 10 years old.

 

Format: bilingual, 8 ½ x 11

 
   

Education Reform Developments

Document giving the main points of the secondary school reform, its main objectives and a brief overvie of what has been done, what is being done and what will be done.

 

Format : 8 ½ x 11

 
   

Evaluation and its New Frame of Reference

This pamphlet is intended to give a practical explanation of certain concepts linked to evaluation. Because evaluation is part of a new reference framework, the article deals with this framework and how it will be used to support the evaluation.

 

Format : 8 ½ x 11

 
   

Project-based Learning

Pamphlet describing project-based learning and how it can be applied in concrete terms in class.

 

Format : 8 ½ x 11

 
   

Learning Theories and Models, Pedagogies and Pedagogical Approaches

Theories, models, pedagogy and pedagogical approaches are nothing more than tools which enable teachers to improve their educational interventions with young people. They are points of reference that guide action in teaching. In short, they must be seen as sources of inspiration for pedagogical activities. These tools are described in detail in this pamphlet.

 

Format : 8 ½ x 11

 

   

Parental involvement

Everyone knows that parents have an important role to play in the life of their children. Getting involved in your child’s life is your way of showing that you really care. The FNEC has prepared a pamphlet to help parents by giving them tips to be actively involved in their children’s life at home, school and day-care.

 

 

Format : pdf

 

   

On Your Way to School...

On their way to school, our children face several obstacles everyday. To help keep them safe, the FNEC published a pamphlet that contains some useful tips. On Your Way to School Safety Checklist includes how to deal with bullying, school transportation and playground safety, allergy alerts, etc.

 

 

Format : pdf

 

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