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Aboriginal Learning|Autochtones

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    • Moving from the Head to the Heart–Addressing the ‘Indian’s Canada Problem’ in Reclaiming the Learning Spirit: Aboriginal Learners in Education
    • Synthesis Report of the Aboriginal Learning Knowledge Centre’s Literature Reviews: Responsive Educational Systems
    • When Learning Draws Us In Like Magnets, Our Heart and Brain Connect To Animate Our Worldviews In Practice
    • Métis Post-Secondary Education Systems: Literature Review
    • Naturalizing Indigenous Knowledge
    • Nourishing the Learning Spirit: Elders' Dialogue
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    • Aboriginal Adult Literacy: Nourishing Their Learning Spirits
    • Reclaiming the Learning Spirit: Learning from our Experience
    • Redefining Success in Aboriginal Learning
    • Aboriginal Learning: A Review of Current Metrics of Success
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Redefining SuccessReport: Redefining how success is measured in First Nations, Inuit and Métis Learning

First Nations, Inuit and Métis have long advocated learning that affirms their own ways of knowing, cultural traditions and values. However, Aboriginal Peoples also desire Western education that can equip them with the knowledge and skills they need to participate in Canadian society. First Nations, Inuit and Métis recognize that “two ways of knowing” will foster the necessary conditions for nurturing healthy, sustainable communities.

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