The Aboriginal Learning Knowledge Centre wishes to thank Malreddy Pavan Kumar as principal writ.
Centre (ABLKC). It is issued by the ABLKC as a basis for further knowledge exchange. The opinions and conclusions expressed in the document, however, are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the ABLKC staff, consortium, or membership. All quotations and illustrations in th...
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| Summary: | Centre (ABLKC). It is issued by the ABLKC as a basis for further knowledge exchange. The opinions and conclusions expressed in the document, however, are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the ABLKC staff, consortium, or membership. All quotations and illustrations in the report without citations are transcribed versions of the Animation Themes Bundles ’ (ATB) PowerPoint notes, and participants ’ evaluations at the ABLKC’s First National Conference. The Aboriginal Learning Knowledge Centre is one of five knowledge centres established in various learning domains by the Canadian Council on Learning. The ABLKC is co-led by the First Nations Adult |
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