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Saturday, October 19, 2013
Measuring Aboriginal Learning
In an effort to better understand Aboriginal learning, government, Aboriginal organizations and communities are building a new framework and developing policies around the Aboriginal perspective on learning (The State of Aboriginal Learning in Canada, 2009). Following this direction, The Economist via Zite writes, "Many First Nationers want to be free to adjust the curriculum to include their own language and culture while still meeting official standards" ("These Schools Are Our Schools", October 19, 2013).
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