Respecting others, relationships and caring for people,

So they can learn to understand respect, relationships and caring because skills build empathy, trust and strong social bond, preventing bullying and fostering healthy and community,

Camillia

I choose respecting others, relationships and caring for others because the young children needs to learn to respect our elders and need to have more relationship with our elders and more caring for the elders and the young children needs to learn what our elders did when they were young children and it is important that the young children learn more Inuinnaqtun language and culture. Why i choose this because i can see that most young children need to learn more Inuinnaqtun languages and dances because we are starting to loose the culture slowly, and we need to bring it back so we can pass on to Morse the young children.

And the young children needs more caring for elders and others.

Michelle

Respecting others, relationships and caring for people.

We teach them at a young age that is important to respect other children, especially to build relationships with others and to have a kind heart. This has been taught through generations and is still on-going. One thing to have in life is to always teach manners at a young age, right from wrong. It’s very important to have Inuuqatiitsiarniq because where would we all be if it wasn’t taught?

Collette

Tunnganarniq builds strong identity and belonging incorporating this value helps children to develop a strong sense of Inuit identity within their community and it also fosters positive relationships and it develops resilience and coping skills culturally centred education including, values like Tunnganarniq, helps build resilience in children and provides them with coping skills to navigate through life’s challenges. The principle emphasizes being welcoming and accepting of others which encourages children to think beyond themselves and work for the common good. By teaching Tunnganarniq, children learn to be supportive, inclusive environment is a shared responsibility ensuring they grow into capable and healthy individuals who contribute positively to their community. 

-Ada

Respecting others Relationships and caring for people

Because children needs to learn about respecting others and to care for one another , we teach the children manners and respects for the children to be encourage to be social ,

-Madeline

• Environmental Stewardship: Develops responsible habits (recycling, saving water/energy) and a sense of duty to protect natural resources, combating climate change and biodiversity loss.

• Connection & Well-being: Immersing kids in nature builds profound connections, grounding reduces stress, connects to nature.

• By teaching respect for the land, we empower children with the knowledge, values, and deep connection needed to become caretakers of the Earth and reconcile with Indigenous histories. 

  -Jocelyn

I picked Inuuqatigiitsiarniq to share with young learners in an ECE Centre. I think it is important for young learners to understand because, you need to have respect for others around you and in your workplace. You need to build relationships with the parents or caregivers, so they have trust in leaving their child/ren in our care while they are at work.

Colleen