Course Lecturer EDEE Teaching Elementary Mathematics

Office of First Nations and Inuit Education (OFNIE)

Teaching Elementary Mathematics 2

Elementary

Education:

The second of two courses specifically designed for elementary school pre-service teachers. Provides opportunities for the development of increasingly sophisticated knowledge and practices specific to elementary mathematics teaching. Provides insight and understanding of the Quebec modern elementary mathematics program.

November 2 - 16, 2026

November 16, 2026; 11:59pm

3 (This course is not team-taught)

1

Winter 2027

January 27 - February 14, 2027

January 13 - March 1, 2027

Jan 27- 31;
Feb 10-14: 2 sessions of Wed, Thr, Fri: 6pm – 9:15pm, Sat: 9am-12pm, 1:30pm-5pm, Sun: 9am-12:15pm

Chisasibi

Travel, taxi/mileage, accommodation and per diems from Montreal are covered by the Office for instructors who require it.

• A Master’s degree (in exceptional circumstances applicants without a Master’s degree but with significant research or professional experience related to the course content may be considered)

• Expert knowledge of course content as outlined in the course description
• Knowledge of the Quebec Education program (QEP) and the curriculum of the partnering school board with whom this course is being giving in collaboration.
• Familiarity with the 13 professional competencies specified in the Ministère de l’Éducation
• Knowledge of the impact of colonialism on Indigenous communities and proven record integrating pedagogical approaches anchored to equity, diversity and inclusion.
• Experience as a teacher or consultant in the partnering school board for which this course is being delivered.
• Experience teaching in the Quebec elementary school system
• Previous successful experience teaching similar course(s) to pre-service teachers
• Previous successful experience teaching similar courses in Indigenous communities.
• Experience developing curriculum and/or instructional approaches grounded in Indigenous knowledge and pedagogies

• Adherence to evolving program requirements concerning course content and program-developed competencies; course content and references must reflect the most current advances in the field.
• The course instructor is expected to demonstrate capacity and willingness to modify the course to the educational, social, and cultural context of the community in which it is being delivered.
• Availability to participate in course coordination and planning activities prior to the course start date (approximately two weeks in advance; online format).
• Demonstrated knowledge and/or experience with Indigenous issues in First Nations and Inuit contexts, for example through prior teaching, community engagement, or relevant academic or professional work.

Effective dates of appointment are January 13 - March 1, 2027. Course instruction dates are January 27 - February 14, 2027.

This course will be offered in-person in Chisasibi.

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