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How we learn is as important as what we learn. Realizing our children’s potential means matching the right teaching style with each student. This publication was designed to help with that task by introducing educators to our community, our aspirations and ourselves. On behalf of all Tr’ondëk Hwëch’...

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Main Authors: Yukon First, Nations Settings, Dänojà Hwëdëk Ghà, Brian Lewthwaite, Barbara Mcmillan
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Published: 2014
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