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Supporting FNMI Student Success (with Debbie Mineault)Reconnection: FNMI Relationship to Land and EnvironmentElder Francis Whiskeyjack co-facilitates this learning opportunity with Debbie Mineault. Through the teachings of the medicine wheel, you will hear how worldview connects to cultural activities related to the land and environment, the importance of this relationship to FNMI peoples, and the implications for teaching and learning.  Handouts and Resources Presenter's Slides: ERLC Webinar Series March 16W.pptxCommon Curriculum Framework for Aboriginal Language and Culture Programs K-12 abor.pdf Laws of Nature pp. 40-51 Francis Whiskeyjack - Medicine Wheel teachings http://linna.ca/page8.html Elders' Voices - Medicine Wheels http://www.abheritage.ca/eldersvoices/history/beginnings_medicine_wheels.html Four Directions Teachings: The Four Directions website and curricula teach about Aboriginal knowledge and its place in the world. http://fourdirectionsteachings.com/ http://fourdirectionsteachings.com/resources.html Case Studies from Natalie Bourke, Public Outreach Education Officer, Parks Canada (posted with permission) Case Study_1_Gr.4.doc Case Study_2_Gr.4.doc Case Study_3_Gr.4.doc
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This resource was developed by ERLC as a result of a grant from Alberta Education to support implementation.