Indigenous Perspectives: Throughout ROM
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About this lesson
Explore the diversity of Indigenous cultures and perspectives throughout various areas of the museum.
There are many distinct Indigenous Nations on the land now known as Canada. Each culture is unique and full of stories, learnings, practices, and traditions. Gain an appreciation of just a few Indigenous Nations and Ancestral, Artistic and Cultural belongings during an in person lesson with an Indigenous Museum Educator highlighting Indigenous Knowledges, Art, and Culture at ROM.
| Delivery Language | This lesson is only offered in English. |
| Activities | Gallery Visit |
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| Format | Gallery Lesson |
| Pricing | $18.50/person |
| Minimum Group | 15 |
| Maximum Group | 35 |
Learning Goals
Understanding Indigenous ways of being, knowing, and doing.
Not one homogeneous group: showcase the diversity of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit across what is Now Known as Canada.
The interconnectedness of all living things, which includes the land, water, sky, and everything in creation. Ideas of interconnectedness as reflected in art, language and stories.
Contemporizing and making Indigenous knowledges and understandings an important part of everyone’s life.
Raise cultural awareness and break stereotypes, especially the “vanishing race” stereotype that was the foundation of Indigenous Ancestors, Artistic and Cultural Belongings held at ROM.
Target Classes
Depending on the examples the ROM Educator decides to focus on, links may include:
| Grades 1 & 2 |
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| Grades 3 to 6 |
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| Grade 7 |
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| Grade 8 |
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| Grade 9 |
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| Grade 10 |
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| Grade 11 |
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| Grade 12 |
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