Welcome to the Reconciliation Awareness LINC Lesson (RALL) packages for English language students from Literacy to Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) Level 8.
These materials are designed for the Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) English program and include tools for Portfolio-Based-Based Language Assessment (PBLA). However, as the materials are primarily content-based, they may be used by other publicly-funded organizations, programs or facilitators who want to provide an introduction to the rich diversity of the Indigenous peoples of these lands as well as the devastating historical events and injustices that continue to shape their current realities.
Indigenous voices are central in the RALL material, with all lesson content reviewed by Indigenous consultants for accuracy and authenticity. Participants in these lessons consider what reconciliation means and how to be part of positive change for the future of this country.
The video above introduces Kory Wilson and Tami Pierce, the Indigenous consultants who played a key role in developing these resources.
All lessons are based on the video called Welcome to Our Homelands, directed by Kamala Todd of Indigenous City Media, and its accompanying Study Guide, written by Kory Wilson. Materials include appropriate language for different CLB levels with visuals and handouts for all the activities.
The Teacher’s Guide below provides an overview of RALL content, as well as advice about terminology, sourcing appropriate supplementary lesson materials, and contacting local Indigenous Peoples or Nations to invite a visit, among other supports.
Download the full Teacher’s Guide
What’s included in the RALL curriculum?
- Dedicated lesson plans for LINC and ESL teachers who are teaching English to students from CLB Level 1 to 8
- Printable PDF handout and visual aids for students of all levels
- Short videos clips from ISSofBC’s ‘Welcome to Our Homelands’ video to support their learning appropriate to students’ CLB level
Would you like to include RALL resources into your lessons?
To access these free resources, simply complete the Resource Request Form below:
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If you’ve already received an access password for all the RALL teaching resources, please click the link below to start reviewing the lesson plans, videos and student handout materials:
