Education and Social Work Menu
> TRU Home > Faculty of Education and Social Work > Schools and Departments > School of Education > Master of Education (MEd) > Indigenous Education
Section Menu
-
- Education
- Bachelor of Education (Elementary)
- Bachelor of Education (Secondary) STEM
- Early Childhood Education
- First Nations Language Teachers
- Physical Education Courses
- Master of Education (MEd)
- Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
- Faculty
- Social Work and Human Service
- English as a Second Language
- University and Employment Preparation
- Education
-
- Videos: Researchers Speak Out
- All My Relations
- Critical Cross-border Conversations
- K-16 Research and Development Network
- Indigenizing Higher Education
- Peer-Mentoring for Early Childhood Educators in British Columbia
Indigenous Education
Shelly Johnson
Learn about the benefits of indigenization in education, and how to incorporate Indigenous values and world views into your teaching and research through our Coyote Project elective courses.
Watch the videos
Garry Gottfriedson
Our Indigenous writing course digs deep into cultural richness, exposes you to some of Canada’s best Indigenous authors and challenges you to create your own written works.
Read the story