Pearson Canada is proud to present learning resources that demonstrate our commitment to honouring the histories, cultures, worldviews, and knowledge of Canada’s First People’s communities.
Here are some samples of Indigenous content contained in the Inquiring Minds, custom social studies series for British Columbia.
Inquiring Minds: Global Issues and Governance explores connections between global issues such as conflict, migration, trade, governance, media, and poverty. All topics include Indigenous perspectives and examples from First Nations throughout British Columbia. These examples include visuals, stories, first-hand accounts, and connections between language, identity, and worldview.
Historical/geographical thinking concepts— evidence, significance, cause and consequence, ethical judgement, continuity and change, and perspective—are used to explore content examples. (These historical thinking concepts provide a specific focus to the curricular competencies.)
Integration of First Peoples Principles of Learning allow students to make connections between global issues and their own experiences and knowledge.