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Truth and Reconciliation in the Schools

From provincial ministries to individual teachers, we all need to be thinking about how we can “Indigenize” education: incorporate respectful, accurate information and experiences about Indigenous histories, Worldviews, ways of teaching and learning, and contemporary issues into all levels of schooling. But how can teachers, who may know little themselves about Indigenous cultures and issues, teach this material authentically? And what should we do to ensure new curriculum is developed in accordance with the principles of T&R?

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Of Orcas and Learning on the Land

CAILBE and the revitalizing of Indigenous, land-based learning

by: Ken McCorkle

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Truth and Reconciliation, K-12

Becoming a teacher ally

by: Dr. Pamela Rose Toulouse

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Rapport Rassembler les communautés pour mieux soutenir nos élèves

New guidebook on early school leaving

Report details how disadvantaged rural communities plagued by high student dropout rates can take matters into their own hands

by: EdCan Network

Report The Rural Advantage: Rallying Communities Around Our Students

A guide for leading dropout prevention in your small town

The Rural Advantage: Rallying Communities Around Our Students

by: André Rebeiz, EdCan Network

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The Facts on Education

How do Makerspaces heighten student engagement?

by: Ann-Louise Davidson, PhD

Education Canada Spring 2018 Magazine

Designing Technology-Enhanced Learning

by: Barbara Brown, PhD

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Of Orcas and Learning on the Land

CAILBE and the revitalizing of Indigenous, land-based learning

by: Ken McCorkle

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Reconciliation and Education

Where are we at in Nunavik?

by: Robert Watt

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Regional Exchange Report

by: Stephen Hurley

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The Signal: Multi-Grading iGen-ers and Alpha Geners

A Slew of Signals

by: Kellie Baker, Greg Woolgar