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Showing 1 to 20 of 39 for “"Residential School"”.
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Power, resistance and Spanish Residential School
… to the negotiation of identities at Spanish Residential School between the years of 1878 and 1930. The school itself, originally Wikwemikong Industrial School, was administered by the Jesuits and the Daughters of the Heart of Mary and relocated to Spanish, Ontario in 1913. Various archival …
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Young people at residential school: rights, communications and 'complaints'
Children and young people at residential schools are among the most vulnerable and marginalized of societal groups. While increasingly research has focused upon the everyday worlds of these children and young people, there has been an absence of research in Scotland that has examined the complex …
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Being believed: Life history and the healing journey of Indian Residential School survivors
… explored the lives of two Elders who are Indian Residential School Survivors and asked whether they felt that being believed was a component of their healing processes of overcoming violence at Indian Residential School. I used the notion of “being believed” as an experience linked to epistemic …
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Mathematical problem-solving styles in the education of deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals
… mathematical problem-solving styles of middle school and high school deaf and hard-of-hearing students and the mathematical problem-solving styles of the mathematics teachers of middle school and high school deaf and hard-of-hearing students. The research involved 45 deaf and hard-of-hearing …
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An Analysis of the Utilization of SSI Incentives by Transition Professionals Working With Students With Visual Disabilities
… extent to which there is a relationship between residential school for the blind transition coordinators' reported knowledge levels of selected SSI information, cash, medical and work incentive items and their reported level of use of these items with their high school students in transition …
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The Crooked Lakes Reserves: A Study of Indian Policy in Practice from the Qu'appelle Treaty to 1900
… finally the effect of the reserve policy and the residential school experience in contributing to the severe tuberculosis epidemic. The role played by the agent who supervised these reserves for seventeen years is carefully examined. The, study concludes that the negotiation of Treaty Four forced …
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TLA’AMIN HOUSING ARCHITECTURE AND HOME TERRITORIES IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: INVISIBLE SPACES SHAPING HISTORICAL INDIGENOUS EDUCATION
… the longhouse or one-room shack. Additionally, residential school attendance disrupted family relationships and transformed how Tla’amin young people carried out coming of age ceremonies. Throughout these challenges, Tla’amin people used strategies to maintain cultural continuity and Indigenous …
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An Insider's Perspective: The Dropout Challenge for Canada's First Nations
… students dropped out of three provincial high schools located in northern Alberta, Canada. The results were collapsed into several categories that can best be generalized as resulting from the effects of colonization. Canada's First Nations have a long history of oppression, colonization, and …
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Saint Mary's Mission (Mission City, British Columbia) 1861 to 1900
… focuses on the Sto:lo children sent to the residential school at St. Mary's Mission; Sister Mary Lumena's diaries and the reminisces of a Metis student, Cornelius Kelleher, were the main sources of information. There were two schools on the site; the boys' under Oblate control, the girls' …
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Artful places: creativity and colonialism in British Columbia's Indian residential schools
Residential schools for Aboriginal children were a primary site of negotiations between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous subjects. These schools, and the records of peoples who occupied them, provide opportunities to better understand colonialism in British Columbia. Residential schools were places …
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Dimensions of Humor: The Production and Appreciation of Humor by Deaf Children
… Two groups of deaf children from the same state residential school for the deaf served as subjects. The first group, involved in the production phase, contained 28 subjects. These subjects were videotaped in small, same-sex groups while they told jokes, riddles, or humorous stories. These humor …
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The Aftermath of Intergenerational Trauma: Substance Use Risk and Resiliency
… trauma experienced as a group through the Residential School establishments. Secondary data from phase II (2008/10) of the Regional Health Survey were analyzed in coming to determine the effects of resiliency factors in the lives of abstainers/low substance users, moderate users and heavy …
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A Home at School: Building Stronger Indigenous People through Cultural Resurgence in an Urban Ontario Public School Context.
… offered at Sir John A. Macdonald Secondary School, located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, attempts to re-imagine Aboriginal education in ways that directly challenge the residential school legacy. In particular, I work to illuminate how particular forms of Aboriginal education are connected …
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Learning to listen differently: Witnessing survivor testimony and implications for ethical responses
… to become more relational towards Indian Residential School survivor testimony as they continue to interrogate their response-ability in relation to Indigenous peoples.
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An Ethnographic Survey Focusing on Delivery of Audiologic Services to Students in Public Schools in the State of Missouri
… audiologic service delivery models used in four school programs located in different demographic settings in Missouri. These settings include: (1) a major metropolitan area, (2) a minor metropolitan area, (3) a State Residential School for the Deaf, and (4) a non-metropolitan/rural area. One of …
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Education work: Canadian schools and the emergence of indigenous social movements
… movements. It focuses on the ways in which schools contributed to transformations in identities and the division of labor in indigenous communities at the local scale, and, conversely, how the state transformed the division of labor for indigenous peoples. Finally, I examine how shared …
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Resisting Consumption: Exploring Pathways of Resistance to the Assimilative Nature of the Canadian Education System through Tomson Highway's Kiss of the Fur Queen
… by the protagonists Jeremiah and Gabriel in both Residential School and high school. Isolation creates feelings of inferiority, leaving them with the desire to fit within the dominant group. I also address instances in which the dominant nature of education can be challenged, primarily through the …
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