The Office of American Indian Education is working with the Tribal Sovereignty Institute at the University of Minnesota Duluth to develop an eLearning series for educators focusing on Indigenous-oriented education. The goal of these eLearning courses is to better equip K-12 educators, staff, and administrators to serve Native learners and families. These courses will allow participants to cultivate knowledge about Native people and nations that they can use when teaching and for engaging with Tribal governments.
Key Concepts and Terms
The first eLearning course from the Office of American Indian Education on Key Concepts and Terms for Indigenous-oriented education is now available. Educators who complete this course can earn one continuing education unit (CEU) credit. The course is endorsed by PELSB to count toward the new license renewal requirement specific to American Indian History and Culture. Self-register for the course on Canvas at Enroll in MDE Key Concepts and Terms or sign-up through an existing Canvas account with the join code YBTYR9. If you already have a Canvas account and cannot remember the password, please see this page on how to reset a Canvas password.
Federal Indian Policy
The second eLearning course on Federal Indian Policy is available at https://mndepted.instructure.com/register using code 4JR34P. Educators who complete this course can earn one continuing education unit (CEU) credit.
