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Learning Bird Inc.

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We partner with First Nations, Métis, and Inuit leaders to develop education solutions for lifelong learning.

Montreal

Education Management
11–50 people

About

Learning Bird partners with First Nations, Métis, and Inuit leaders to develop education solutions for lifelong learning. Our work includes curriculum development, course development, digital and print resource creation, educator support, professional development, and more. We support First Nations, Métis, and Inuit schools and communities in building language and culture curriculum and resources. Our team of educators works alongside your school to help identify needs, and create outlines and scripts. Content is produced in our in-house studio and made available on our platform for easy access by educators. Culturally Relevant Classroom Content: Content for English, math, science and social studies, language and culture that integrates Indigenous pedagogy. A Collaborative Creation Model: We work together with your team to ensure all content meets your needs and reflects your history, language, and culture. Support for Schools with Limited Internet: Our platform can be accessed with or without a strong Internet connection. Educator Training and PD: We provide virtual and in-person training for a variety of educators, and can offer workshops and sessions on technology and pedagogy-related topics. Ongoing Support Throughout the Year: Each partner we support works with an education specialist educator who can help recommend lessons, provide class ideas and offer day-to-day support.

Open positions

K-12 Curriculum Developer (Freelance RFQ)

Remote · Canada

The K-12 Curriculum Developer will design, develop, and revise community-based curricula in accordance with provincial or community standards. This includes engaging with educators and community members to ensure the curriculum's cultural relevance and usability.

ECE Curriculum Developer (Freelance RFQ)

Remote · Canada

The specialist will design, develop, and revise community-based Early Childhood Education (ECE) curricula, defining learning objectives and creating developmentally appropriate daily activities. This role also involves traveling to communities to gather materials, collaborating with partners, and potentially creating and delivering professional development workshops.