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Ontario Native Literacy Coalition Indigenized Assessment Tool

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This resource has been developed as a Native specific assessment tool for LBS and other employment related programs to utilize with Indigenous clients.

Consensus was that assessment for Aboriginal adults worked better and gave a clearer picture of a person’s strengths, ability and potential if they incorporated the following:

  1. Do assessment in a holistic manner using tools that include culturally relevant materials and topics;

  2. Use Aboriginal assessment practices and tools to measure success in other areas of the individual learner’s life, as well as in the learner’s classroom and learning environment;

  3. Use assessment as a way for learners to demonstrate what they can do, but also a way to show their learning strategies, and to inspire further learning.

Frontline workers felt that an assessment tool that is considered to be generic so as to encompass all client groups does not consider that each learner has different life experiences which help them to develop different knowledge, skills and attitudes.

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This resource has been developed as a Native specific assessment tool for LBS and other employment related programs to utilize with Indigenous clients.

Consensus was that assessment for Aboriginal adults worked better and gave a clearer picture of a person’s strengths, ability and potential if they incorporated the following:

  1. Do assessment in a holistic manner using tools that include culturally relevant materials and topics;

  2. Use Aboriginal assessment practices and tools to measure success in other areas of the individual learner’s life, as well as in the learner’s classroom and learning environment;

  3. Use assessment as a way for learners to demonstrate what they can do, but also a way to show their learning strategies, and to inspire further learning.

Frontline workers felt that an assessment tool that is considered to be generic so as to encompass all client groups does not consider that each learner has different life experiences which help them to develop different knowledge, skills and attitudes.

This resource has been developed as a Native specific assessment tool for LBS and other employment related programs to utilize with Indigenous clients.

Consensus was that assessment for Aboriginal adults worked better and gave a clearer picture of a person’s strengths, ability and potential if they incorporated the following:

  1. Do assessment in a holistic manner using tools that include culturally relevant materials and topics;

  2. Use Aboriginal assessment practices and tools to measure success in other areas of the individual learner’s life, as well as in the learner’s classroom and learning environment;

  3. Use assessment as a way for learners to demonstrate what they can do, but also a way to show their learning strategies, and to inspire further learning.

Frontline workers felt that an assessment tool that is considered to be generic so as to encompass all client groups does not consider that each learner has different life experiences which help them to develop different knowledge, skills and attitudes.

Written By: ONLC 

95 pages - 8.5 x 11 - Loose-leaf

March 2017 

ISBN 978-1-989431-65-8 

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    Visit the Program Centres page under the Resource tab, to find an ONLC learning centre near you, or call us at 519-445-1539.

  • Indigenous literacy is a wholistic approach that emcompasses the teachings of oral, visual, experiential, and spiritual Indigenous knowledge.

    It is the learning process of decolonizing, re-learning, and re-building. Expanding beyond the mainstream understanding of ‘literacy’ to Indigenous ‘literacies’ of learning, by providing accessible culturally-relevant education, training, resources in all topic areas, for all levels of learning, in all mediums and genres.

  • View our submission guidelines on the Turtle’s Back Publishing page, or send us an email at tbp_manager@onlc.ca.

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