Teaching California Missions

Native Ways of Knowing Micro-courses

Indigenized Professional Learning

Champion student learning while teaching the diverse histories, cultures and contributions of California Native peoples

San Diego County Office of Education and California Indian Education for All (CIEFA) will be hosting Native Ways of Knowing micro-courses. Educators and leaders are invited to learn from Native American educational, cultural, and tribal experts. Digital resources and Native Ways of Knowing micro-courses will liberate teachers and schools to educate students about the diverse histories, cultures, and contributions of California Native peoples. Educators and leaders will learn how to champion Indigenous education and design programs that support cultural and linguistic preservation and revitalization. The culturally responsive resources shared will improve representations and classroom climates for teaching and learning about California's first people.

Teaching California Missions

Supporting Literacy and Culturally Responsive Instruction for Native American Students Series

Learn about the complex history and impact of the Spanish Missions on Native American tribes and tribal land. Access culturally responsive resources to teach the California Mission Period from historically accurate, decolonized, and Indigenous perspectives. Gain knowledge on supporting literacy, selecting instructional resources, and designing culturally responsive instruction for Native American students. Learnings will review and encourage participants to identify strategies for American Indian student success. Learn how to create intentional learning spaces to engage, support, and honor K12 American Indian students.

Cost: Free

Time: Approximately 90 minute self-paced asynchronous professional learning course.

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