Aboriginal Education

This issue conveys the Faculty of Education's commitment to the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada and beyond. The approach intersects the transnationality of histories of colonialism with the need to critically re-address ill defined notions of education that, while operating as technologies of tran...

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Main Authors: Bruno-Jofré, Rosa, Beeman, Chris, Robust, Te Tuhi, Freeman, Kate, Reed, Kevin, Belmore, Lorne, Morrison, Carole
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Language:English
Published: 2010
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spelling ftqueensuniv:oai:https://qspace.library.queensu.ca:1974/5952 2024-06-02T08:09:32+00:00 Aboriginal Education Bruno-Jofré, Rosa Beeman, Chris Robust, Te Tuhi Freeman, Kate Reed, Kevin Belmore, Lorne Morrison, Carole 2010-08-03T18:11:11Z application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/1974/5952 en eng Queen's Education Letter Issue #10 978155339157-9 http://hdl.handle.net/1974/5952 Aboriginal Education Indeginous Maori First Nation Metis Inuit Policy other 2010 ftqueensuniv 2024-05-06T10:47:32Z This issue conveys the Faculty of Education's commitment to the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada and beyond. The approach intersects the transnationality of histories of colonialism with the need to critically re-address ill defined notions of education that, while operating as technologies of transformation, have often lost sight of the humanity of people. Other/Unknown Material inuit Metis Queen's University, Ontario: QSpace Canada
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topic Aboriginal
Education
Indeginous
Maori
First Nation
Metis
Inuit
Policy
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Education
Indeginous
Maori
First Nation
Metis
Inuit
Policy
Bruno-Jofré, Rosa
Beeman, Chris
Robust, Te Tuhi
Freeman, Kate
Reed, Kevin
Belmore, Lorne
Morrison, Carole
Aboriginal Education
topic_facet Aboriginal
Education
Indeginous
Maori
First Nation
Metis
Inuit
Policy
description This issue conveys the Faculty of Education's commitment to the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada and beyond. The approach intersects the transnationality of histories of colonialism with the need to critically re-address ill defined notions of education that, while operating as technologies of transformation, have often lost sight of the humanity of people.
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author Bruno-Jofré, Rosa
Beeman, Chris
Robust, Te Tuhi
Freeman, Kate
Reed, Kevin
Belmore, Lorne
Morrison, Carole
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