Aboriginal Culture and Perspective: Making a Difference in the Classroom
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| Title |
Aboriginal Culture and Perspective: Making a Difference in the Classroom |
| Year |
1996 |
| ISBN ISSN |
0773103287 |
| Volume And Issue |
No. 5 |
| Series |
Diversity in the Classroom |
| Editor |
Sheryl Mills |
| Publisher |
Saskatchewan Professional Development Unit |
| Publisher URL |
https://www.spdu.ca/ |
| Place of Publication |
Saskatchewan |
| Publication Type |
Report |
| Location |
CRRF |
| Pages |
66 |
| Subject |
Education; Teacher Training; Aboriginal Peoples; Culture |
| CRRF Identifier |
Ed-TT-BR-1392 |
The fifth report in the series 'Diversity in the Classroom' discusses Aboriginal students in the classroom. Recognizing the history of oppression that Aboriginal students have undergone in the education process, this resource focuses on the need to consider First Nations cultures and educational pedagogy in order to address these injustices and create a more equitable and inclusive classroom for First Nations students. In addition, it outlines specific measures that can be taken in the classroom, including, but not limited to, ensuring that First Nations history is not misrepresented or characterized, challenging stereotypes that are evident in the media and curriculum, and encouraging the inclusion of Aboriginal perspectives in the classroom.

