Respecting the Game: The Story of Jackie Barrett
Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
Phone : 4037761062
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Region
Provincial
School year/Age
Kindergarten to grade 12
Language level
French as a First Language
French as a Second Language
School subject (primary)
Health and Life Skills
School subjects (secondary)
Career and Life Management
Physical education
Social studies
French
Health and Life Skills
Teaching materials
Learning Outcomes, Lessons Plans, Four pre-recorded modules
Links with the curriculum
- Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion;
- Bullying;
- Mental Health;
- Community & Social Responsibility;
- Social Awareness;
- Character Building;
- Active Citizenship;
- Sense of Belonging;
- Active Living Role Models;
- Volunteerism & Community Service;
- Physical Literacy;
- Alternative Texts;
- Francophone Perspectives
Duration
Cost
Free
Description
Amplifying an inspirational story that transcends time and societal barriers, this asynchronous program fosters lasting social change by connecting youth to the legacy, impact, and lessons of Jackie Barrett, the first Special Olympics athlete inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame.
Coordinator
Partners
