Indigenous peoples in Canada do not represent one group or experience, but a multiplicity of perspectives, including those of Inuit, Métis, and First Nations. This education guide uses case studies as a means of exploring the diverse experiences of Indigenous peoples over a wide expanse of time, presenting multiple options for avenues of inquiry.
Professor Chris Matthews from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mathematics Alliance explores the foundation of mathematics from an Indigenous…
A limited series on some of the world's third gender Indigenous people
I am often heard saying that the best sources to know and understand Sasquatch, apart from the Sasquatch themselves, are from first hand experiencers, especially those who have developed communication with those relatives. For lack of knowing direct experiencers in your surroundings or networks, the Indigenous cultures and their ancestral knowledge transmitted mostly through oral…
Hi everyone Kylie here, from Ripper Reading Resources and this week I am going to be blogging about Australian Indigenous perspectives....
Are you looking for meaningful ways to incorporate Indigenous perspectives into your classroom? Your maths lessons are a great place to start!
This blog post contains educational resources for French teachers with Indigenous perspectives, lived experiences and stories.
This unit will lead elementary students through a structured animal research project, while strengthening their writing and research skills. The non-fiction booklet will provide students with a solid understanding of bears, while the flip book project will offer a solid cumulative learning activity...
Canada News Media provides Far-Right Dilemma: Navigating the Potential U.S.-Canada Trade War Amidst Black and Indigenous Perspectives
Last week on the ABC panel program Q & A, Arrernte elder Rosalie Kunoth-Monks responded in the most eloquent and dignified way when another panelist touted assimilation as a solution to 'the Aboriginal problem'. Actions in the name of assimilation have inflicted much pain and anguish on the first persons of Australia, none the least of which…
And how to find those mysterious withcetty grubs? They live in the wood of soft acacia trees and tunnel out of the roots. You can usually tell the presence of the grubs due to the presence of the dark brown sawdust which is emitted from when they burrow through the roots. Any roots that crack open easily would have witchetty grubs inside. He tells us that the raw ones taste like egg and the cooked one like crinkle cut chips.
Passed on through the generations, could Indigenous cultural burning save Australia's landscape from another catastrophic bushfire season?When Victor Steffen...
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Wingaru Kids provides everything you need to deliver culturally safe and inclusive Aboriginal education to primary school classes.
Wingaru Kids provides everything you need to deliver culturally safe and inclusive Aboriginal education to primary school classes.
Wingaru Kids provides everything you need to deliver culturally safe and inclusive Aboriginal education to primary school classes.
Wingaru Kids provides everything you need to deliver culturally safe and inclusive Aboriginal education to primary school classes.
Many Australians commemorated Survival Day today, more than two centuries after European ships landed in Sydney, when the destruction of many lives and cultures began.
Australian, Aboriginal artist Bruce Wiggin.
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