Aboriginal Knowledge Exchange

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No – not as a formal group. Conference and reunion held infrequently. Q:

How do you sustain these good ideas? Energy is needed to proceed with activities. Reached the limit of our own capacity – “need more resources to get more resources”

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Primarily elementary programs – how to include secondary level? Aboriginal education – foundations course, but some methods course.

Comment: Remote community, fewer resources. What is “doable’ away from university sites? In Nunavut courses are 3 weeks at a time. Difficult to accomplish with small children. 

Language reclamation difficult – elementary focus allows for this specialization – language preservation.

What is not funded properly, cannot be sustained. Colonization – frustrating, but there are tremendous gains. Teaching booklet – TEPs in BC Suggestion: A national TEP magazine – responsible for 2 pages of content. Raise awareness, recruitment enhanced for all programs. Why can’t we do this? Enough to distribute to all TEPs. CMAC – walk the talk. More access to international indigenous scholars. (Valued by students & faculty. Challenged to think on more global level).

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