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Create a timeline of the events which took place to Chanie Wenjack (and the Wenjack family and R.S. system?)
-inc. Jody Porter radio documentary, ???, primary / secondary sources

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Read aloud unit plan

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Challenges for Indigenous Learners Today

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Challenges for Indigenous Learners Today

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As pointed out by Pearl Wenjack, students need to travel far from home to study. 7 (?) indigenous students from reserves studying in Thunder Bay died in the last 15 years. Sup with that?!

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A coroner's inquest into the deaths of seven First Nations youth in Thunder Bay, Ont., is expected to issue dozens of recommendations on Tuesday for keeping Indigenous students safe in the city, but it's the verdict on how the students died that could prove most contentious.

The inquest is examining the deaths of Jethro Anderson, Curran Strang, Paul Panacheese, Robyn Harper, Reggie Bushie, Kyle Morriseau and Jordan Wabasse. All of the students came from remote First Nations to attend high school in Thunder Bay. They died between 2000 and 2011.

Bodies of five of the students were found in rivers in Thunder Bay. Months of testimony from police, schoolmates and family members have not revealed how the boys got into the water. There has been no indication of suicide.

On Tuesday, the jury of four women and one man will issue a verdict indicating whether they believe the drowning deaths were accidental or undetermined.

An undetermined ruling leaves the door open for the theory that at least some of the boys were pushed into the river, perhaps in a racially motivated altercation.

A former student told the inquest about swimming for his life after being thrown into a river at night by a group of young men he didn't know.

Many other students have testified about food, bottles and hate speech being hurled at them from passing cars in the city.

Family seeks homicide verdict

The family of another student, Robyn Harper, 18, who died on the floor of her boarding home after a night of binge-drinking, has asked the jury to rule her death a homicide.

Their lawyer argued that Harper's boarding home parent and school support staff ought to have taken the severely intoxicated teen to hospital.

The long-awaited inquest began in October 2015 and heard many days of emotional testimony from parents of the students, as well as heated legal arguments from the 11 parties represented in the proceedings.

Here's some of what was revealed about each of the students:

Find complete coverage of the inquest here: First Nations student deaths inquest

Watch live streaming video from the First Nation student deaths inquest here.

Follow CBC Thunder Bay reporter Jody Porter as she tweets from the inquest.

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First Nations student deaths inquest: Why the verdict matters as much as the recommendations | CBC News

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A coroner's inquest into the deaths of seven First Nations youth in Thunder Bay, Ont., issues its verdict and recommendations on Tuesday. All of the students were from remote communities in northern Ontario where access to high school is limited.

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Create a reflective video with responses - what we can do in the classroom

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Sentence starters and ground rules, guideline for productive and respectful class discussions

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Sentence starters and ground rules, guideline for productive and respectful class discussions

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Trace Chanie's journey, create a map... how do you think Chanie saw his journey? (mind mapping)

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how does the story of R.S. vary depending on the speaker? who is responsible to tell these stories? for who is it appropriate? Gord Downie?

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What effects have res schools had on Canada / F.N. people over the years

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Imran's song 😅

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Not Unique: Connecting Chanie's Story to Others

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Not Unique: Connecting Chanie's Story to Others

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Find out the story of another person impacted by residential schools (survivors or otherwise) and document it:
-write a song or poem, make drawing, create a movie
Compare / contrast

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-podcast exploring gord's music from a referentialism, praxial approach

-using testimonials in the T+R act to explore dramatic techniques

-explore traditional games and from a practical aspect: include a "make your own equipment"

-garage band/audacity soundscape to restore the film

-research the lives of individuals who have come forward from surviving a RS and present the information through a media of their choice

- mock treaty negotiations

- Musical Features to learn Gord's music