REVERSING THE SPIRIT OF DELEGITIMATION

The period between the publication of the federal White Paper of 1969 and the acceptance of a new education policy by the government in 1973 was of great importance to First Nations educators. The concept of Indian control of Indian education and the establishment of Band-controlled schools develope...

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Main Author: J Tim Goddard
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