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Seeking Reform of Indigenous Education in Canada: Democratic progress or democratic colonialism?

by Wotherspoon, Terry
Published in AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples (2014)
“... explores the various factors that facilitate and impede educational reform within this social context....”

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From Isolation and Stagnation to ‘Modern’ Mathematics in Iceland: a Reform or Confusion?

by Bjarnadóttir, Kristín
Published in Paedagogica Historica (2006)
Subjects: “...Education...”

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The Swedish Sámi boarding school reforms in the era of educational democratisation, 1956 to 1969

by Svonni, Charlotta
Published in Paedagogica Historica (2021)
Subjects: “...educational functions...”

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(Re)Invigorating family and community leadership in Inuit bilingual education

by Anoee, Nunia Qanatsiaq, Tulloch, Shelley, Arreak-Kullualik, Jeannie, Wheatley, Kerri, McAuley, Sandy
Published in AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples (2017)
“...-driven curriculum reform for strong bilingual education. A community-based research team facilitated...”

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Hugh Llewellyn Keenleyside: Commissioner of the Northwest Territories, 1947-1950

by Grant, Shelagh D.
Published in ARCTIC (1990)
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Cultural Change vs. Persistence: A Case from Old Believer Settlements

by Dolitsky, Alexander B., Kuz'mina, Lyudmila P.
Published in ARCTIC (1986)
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Did Democracy Give the United States an Edge in Primary Schooling?

by Shammas, Carole
Published in Social Science History (2015)
“...Did the United States circa 1850 provide more primary education to its youth than other European...”

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Controlling the “Wilderness” Through a Rationalised Reindeer Husbandry : The Establishment of the Sámi Nomad School in Sweden, 1906–1917

by Kortekangas, Otso
Published in Nordic Journal of Educational History (2023)
“... highlighted demographics (especially social Darwinism), national economy, and reform pedagogy...”

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Jane Franklin (1791-1875)

by Rahmani, Geraldine
Published in ARCTIC (1983)
“...Jane Franklin, nee Griffin, was born December 1791 of Huguenot stock. She was educated, lively...”

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