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OBJECTIVES
How are we each connected to the land?
How can we create reciprocity for what we learn from the land?


While studying different region of Canada consider:  
  • How does it connect to a physical region?
  • How does it connect to our culture today and in the past?
  • How can we explore the ecological concept of “reciprocity”? 
  • How are we learning to witness and care for the living world with respect and curiosity?

Teachers will:
  • Create a place for an authentic voice that will allow students to learn from, rather than about, foundational philosophies in ways that can repair and renew relationships with nature.
  • Explore different physical Geography in an ethical ways and with authenticity.
  • Considering how are we, as professionals, building student capacity for understanding, and empathy?

Students will:
  • Students will understand how the various aspects (such as geography) inform an individual’s perspective and how that perspective is expressed.
  • Be able to synthesize and communicate multiple perspectives
  • Understand that culture is influenced by landscape and history
  • Cultivate a personal relationship with the living world
  • Learn how to appreciate the intelligence, and wisdom of nature
  • Develop problem-solving skills that encourage creativity and collaboration

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The regions below are divided into geographical locations based on: The Canadian Encyclopedia 

Appalachian Region
Gros Morne
Sable Island
Kejimkujik
Cape Breton Highlands
Forillon
Prince Edward Island
Fundy
Kouchibouguac
Tera Nova
St. Lawrence Lowlands
Mingan Archipelago
Saguenay St. Lawrence
La Mauricie

Canadian Shield

Hudson Bay Lowlands
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Interior Plains
Western Cordillera

Canadian Arctic

Backyard
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Copyright 2021Alison Katzko
  • Home
  • Food Waste Studies
  • Water Studies
    • STEAM Challenges
    • Snowflake Math
  • Science -Art Connections
  • Quilt Study
  • Bird Studies
  • Park Study
  • Inspiring Landscapes of Canada
    • West Coast
    • Rocky Mountains
    • East Coast
    • Your Connection to the Land
  • Jazz Art
  • Explorer Exchange
  • Arts Commons - Open Minds
  • Energy Diet Challenge
  • External links and Resources
  • Wetland STUDY through GIS
  • Teaching in Bhutan
  • Outside Learning
    • Journaling
    • Summary and Follow-up
  • Photography Lessons
  • About Me
  • Canadian Park Explorers
    • Mingan Archipelago
    • Saguenay St. Lawrence
    • La Mauricie