Educational Resources
🔎
On This Page
Lessons
Sikh Heritage Museum
Aga Khan Museum
Financial Literacy
K-12 Arts Units
Professional Documents
Health and Safety
Scope and Sequence
OAEA Posters
Equity & Social Justice Resources
The following compilation of partially annotated resources, in conjunction with OAEA’s new Working Equity Policy, will inform and fortify visual arts and media arts curriculum, instruction, and assessment practices, as teachers ensure that expectations of equity, diversity, and inclusion define their classrooms. (Quoted text Appears in green.)
We recognize that these resources will assist teachers, and their efficacy may depend on the range and depth of equity, diversity, and inclusion experiences possed by the individual. While these resources are valuable in themselves, OAEA endorses the significance of ongoing professional learning, community dialogue, and consulting with those from marginalized cultural groups in order to better understand the lived experiences and unique identities of these individuals or groups and the social justice they deserve.
These resources have been organized under headings of social justice studies and types of oppression. While these headings are not exhaustive, they have been provided for ease of use. Publications, both analog and digital, and internet resources have been grouped together. While most titles specifically pertain to visual art | media art education, others of a more general nature have been included.
OAEA Equity Resource Document
with live links
Other Resources
- Art Gallery of Hamilton – Welcome
- Art Gallery of Ontario
- Art Gallery of Peterborough – AGP – Peterborough Ontario.
- Art Gallery of Sudbury – Current Exhibits
- Art Gallery of Windsor: AGW Winter 2013
- Art Gallery of York University
- Bata Shoe Museum, Toronto
- Creative Spirit Art Centre
- Design Exchange
- Doris McCarthy Gallery UTSC
- Etobicoke Civic Centre Gallery
- Gallery 1313
- Gallery 44
- Gallery TPW Home
- Gardiner Museum
- Government of Ontario Art Collection
- Harbourfront Centre – Home
- John B. Aird Gallery
- Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, Hart House, University of Toronto
- Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery
- Market Gallery – City of Toronto, Arts Heritage
- McMichael Canadian Art Collection
- Mercer Union
- MOCCA | Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art
- National Gallery of Canada
- Neilson Park Creative Centre
- PREFIX PHOTO
- Rodman Hall Art Centre | Brock University
- Royal Ontario Museum
- Textile Museum of Canada
- The Clay and Glass
- The Power Plant
- The Thunder Bay Art Gallery
- Tom Thomson Art Gallery
- Toronto Sculpture Garden
- University of Toronto Art Centre
- V tape
- White Water Gallery
- World of Threads Festival
Hot Docs’ Docs For SchoolsÂ
https://hotdocs.ca/docs-for-schools
- intermediate, secondary
- curriculum with documentary films
- New docs are added each Tuesday until the end of the school year.
National Film Board
- kindergarten, primary, junior, intermediate, secondary, post secondary
- animation for all ages-as well check out the other titles
Reel Canada
- junior, intermediate, secondary, post secondary
- This programme is targeted toward high schools, though we do offer limited programming at the elementary and middle school level as well. Our school programmes are available in English (to Anglophone schools as well as to English-language learners through our Welcome to Canada programme) and French (to Francophone schools, as well as French language classes in English schools).
- For educators interested in bringing Indigenous-made content into the classroom, we offer a selection of films by filmmakers from diverse nations across Canada.
Apple Education
https://www.apple.com/ca/education/everyone-can-create/
- junior, intermediate, secondary, post secondary
- Every student learns differently, finds inspiration in different places and communicates ideas uniquely. Designed with the help of educators and creative professionals, Everyone Can Create includes four project guides that introduce the fundamental skills and techniques of video, photography, music and drawing.
Curriculum
These links and Curriculum documents will provide you with relevant material for educators who have interest in Media and Visual Arts Education. Growing Success, Wellness, and the Capacity Series and others all link to Ontario Ministry of Education sites.
Ministry of Education Policy & Research Documents
- The Ontario Curriculum – The Arts, Grades 1 – 8 (2009 Revised)Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
- The Ontario Curriculum – The Arts, Grades 9 & 10 (2010 Revised)Â Â Â
- The Ontario Curriculum – The Arts, Grades 11 & 12 (2010 Revised)Â Â Â
- EduGAINSÂ Â
- Ready, Set, Green! Environmental Education Tips & Techniques (2007)Â
- Acting Today, Shaping Tomorrow: Environmental Education (2009)Â Â
- Growing Success: Assessment, Evaluation and Reporting (2010)Â Â Â Â
- Stepping Stones: A Resource on Youth Development (Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, 2012)Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
- Learning for All – A Guide to Effective Assessment and Learning, K – 12 (2013)Â Â
- Creating Pathways to Success: Career/Life Planning (2013)Â Â
- Supporting Minds: Students’ Mental Health and Well-being (2013)Â
- Supporting Students with Refugee Backgrounds (2016)Â Â Â Â
- Facilitating Activist Education: Social and Environmental Justice (2017)Â
- The Ontario Curriculum – First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies, Grades 9 – 12 (2019) Â
Affiliates
CSEA/SCÉA represents art educators, students and artists in schools, universities, and art galleries. We are dedicated to the visual arts as essential to student learning in schools, colleges, universities, community settings and other venues, because art education is the conduit to holistic human growth and development, both affective and cognitive. Csea-scea.ca
The Ontario Music Educators’ Association goal is to provide advocacy, professional support, and community to music educators so that every learner is able to access reflective and responsive music education. The OMEA prioritizes equitable and accessible music education as identified in the OMEA Equity Action Plan. omea.on.ca
The Arts Education Consultants of Ontario (ARTSECO ) organization is comprised of system level Arts consultants and co-ordinators from across the province. Their mission is to support and encourage Arts in education and to liaise with the Ministry of Education, as well as existing agencies and arts organizations. ARTSECO Twitter Feed
Teachers Federations
The Ontario Teachers’ Federation represents all teachers in the province’s publicly funded schools. We are the unifying voice safeguarding their profession, pensions, and public education. OTF/FEO Website
OSSTF/FESSO is a strong, independent, socially active union that promotes and advances the cause of public education and the rights of students, educators, and educational workers. OSSTF Website