Teachers

This kit is for those who are fluent in the language to use to teach loved ones. This language learning kit was created in collaboration with Anishinaabemowin language teachers, Anishinaabe language learners, MICEC Staff and a curriculum writer. We wanted to create a functional take-home resource for language teachers and students that is accessible for both online and in-person learning, in the home, community and in the classroom.

Teachers Kit Overview

The overview serves as a starting point for using this kit. It contains an explanation about who this kit is intended for as well as an overview of the materials included, a statement about MICEC's immersion philosophy, and a list of further resources.

This kit for language teachers includes instructions for activities and a link to MICEC's Quizlet page where you can access and use the pre-made vocabulary lists to test your students.

Download the full Teachers Ojibwe Immersion Learning Kit here.

Video: Teaching Immersion, Reflections by Patricia Ningewance

In this video, we ask Patricia Ningewance to reflect on her experience teaching immersion. She shares with us some of the methods she uses teaching adults and highlights the key elements of her teaching style.

Resource: Transcripts & Translations of Teaching Immersion Video

This full transcript includes English translations of the Teaching Immersion Video featuring Patricia Ningewance.

Click here for full transcript of Teaching Immersion Video.

Video: Quizlet Challenge

In this video, Aandeg Muldrew demonstrates how online resources such as screen sharing and the quizlet website can be used to share language with students.

Resource: Transcripts & Translations of Quizlet Challenge Video

Full written transcript and English translations of Quizlet Challenge Video

Click here for full transcript of Resources for Teaching Online (Quizlet Challenge) Video featuring Aandeg Muldrew.

Vocabulary List: Survival Phrases for Anishinaabemowin Immersion Learning

A vocabulary list to support immersion teaching

Download the Survival Phrases for Ojibwe Immersion Teaching vocabulary list here.

Vocabulary List: Zoom Lingo

A vocabulary list of useful phrases for online meetings.

Download the Zoom Lingo vocabulary list here.

 

Vocabulary List For Online Meetings

English

Anishinaabemowin

The meeting is being recorded.

Megwaa naasaabaakizigaade owe.

You are muted.

Gigibowe.

You are on mute.

Gigibowe'igoo.

I can't hear you.

Gaawiin ginoondoosinoon.

We can't hear you.

Gaawiin ginoondaagoosii.

Can you hear me?

Ginoondaw na?

Can you all hear me?

Ginoondawim ina?

I can hear you.

Ginoondoon.

We can hear you.

Ginoondaagoo.

I can not see you.

Gaawiin giwaabamisinoon.

We can not see you.

Gaawiin giwaabamigoosii.

Can you see me?

Giwaabam ina?

Can you all see me?

Giwaabamim ina?

I can see you.

Giwaabamin.

We can see you.

Giwaabamigoo.

Turn your video on.

Ipidoon ji-waabamigoowin.

Turn your video off.

Gibitinan gimazinaatesewin.

Please unmute yourself.

Ipidoon ji-noondaagoowin.

Please unmute yourselves.

Ipidoog ji-noondaagooyeg.

Please mute yourself.

Giba'an ji-noondaagoowin.

Please mute yourselves.

Ipidoog ji-noondaagoosiweg.

I will mute you.

Gigibowewin.

I will mute you all.

Gigibowewininim.

Raise your hand if you want to speak.

Ombinikenin noonde-giigidowin.

Raise your hand.

Ombinikenin.

Give me a thumbs up.

Ishkweninjiinin.

Let me know in the chat.

Wiindamawishiikan giigidowing.

Ask it in the chat.

Gagwedwen giigidowining.

I will put it in the chat.

Giigidowining ninga-atoon.

Please share your screen.

Ipidoon ji-waabamigoowin.

Can I share my screen?

Nindaa-waabanda'iwe na niin?

I will share my screen.

Ninga-waabanda'iwe niin.

Can you see my screen?

Gidaa-waabanda'iwe na niin?

Can you all see my screen?

Giwaabamin ina?

I can see your screen.

Giwaabamin giin.

We can see your screen.

Niwaabamigoo giin.

I can't see your screen.

Gaawiin giwaabamisinoon.

We can't see your screen.

Gaawiin giwaabamigoosii.

Can you hear the sound?

Ginoondaan ina?

Can you all hear the sound?

Ginoondaam ina iwe?

I can hear the sound.

Gaawiin ninoondanziin.

We can hear the sound.

Ninoondaamin iwe.

I can't hear the sound.

Gaawiin ninoondanziin iwe.

We can't hear the sound.

Gaawiin ninoondanziimin iwe.

Can you make me a co-host?

Gidaa-wiiji'in ina mazinaatesewining?

Let's use the whiteboard.

Maajibii'igen ozhibii'igewining.

Let's take a poll.

Ikidog enendameg.

We all will go off to the side with each other (into breakout rooms).

Giga-bake'idimin.

You all are going to go off to the side with each other (into breakout rooms).

Giwii-bake'idim.

In your breakout rooms you will...

Apii bake'idiyang, giga-...

I am leaving the meeting.

Nimaajaa niin omaa onji.

I will make _____ the host .

Ninga-asaa ____ ji-niigaanitang owe.

I am ending the meeting.

Ningiishkinaan owe mazinaatesewin.


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