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Hi Sheena,
Thanks for
choosing to stand together! Here is Daily Fact #4:
Aboriginal Peoples are the youngest and fastest
growing population in Canada.
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Click the image to watch the video, or click here to download |
Share
this fact to
educate others, then join the discussion on Facebook or on Twitter (@FreeTheChildrenand @MAboriginalEdu) using #westandtogether. At the end of the
campaign, create your own Daily Fact and share it with Free The Children and
MAEI here.
Remember, there
are also issues backgrounders, lesson plans and other great resources on the We
Stand Together Resources webpage!
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This
vignette was filmed with the staff and students of Nunavut Sivuniksavut, in
Ottawa, Ontario. Nunavut Sivuniksavut (NS) is an Inuit college that helps Inuit
students prepare for the opportunities and growth in Nunavut
1. Why
is this program important? What are the benefits of having such a specialized
program?
2. is
NS similar to your school? How is it different?
3. Why
do you think NS is in Ottawa and not in Nunavut?
4. One
of the students says, “There’s a lot of confidence going on around here!” How
does education play a role in helping students develop confidence and
pride?
5. Do
you think that this type of training program can be used as a model for
different Aboriginal communities? What about for public education in
general?
For
more information visit:
http://www.nstraining.ca/
http://www.tunngavik.com/about?lang=en |
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Hi greatt reading your post
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