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2021 January Semester
Apr 24, 2024 |
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| CRN 10666 Aboriginal/Indigenous Learners: History, Culture, and Ways of Knowing - EDUC 609 - Z1 |
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This course explores the difficult history Aboriginal/Indigenous people have with Western education. It also explores Indigenous ways of knowing, contemporary educational theory, and instructional practices in relation to the needs and resources of Aboriginal/Indigenous students in rural and urban northern communities. Students are encouraged to examine achievement data and to explore cultural assumptions around definitions of Aboriginal/Indigenous student success. Students consider the cultural relevance of teaching resources, assessment tools, and school improvement interventions. Issues of Aboriginal/Indigenous access, retention, and participation in education systems are emphasized, along with the need for rebuilding trust among educational institutions and Aboriginal/Indigenous communities.
Levels: Graduate Campus: World Wide Web Schedule Type: World Wide Web Instructional Method: Online Credits: 3.000
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