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Showing 1 to 20 of 32 for “"Residential Schools"”.
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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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Circular Progress: Health and Healthcare within Albertan Indian Residential Schools, 1920 - 1950
… and spiritual health of the pupils in Indian Residential Schools from 1920 – 1950. It focusses on a single province – Alberta – and utilizes an inter-disciplinary approach to understand how the interaction between the biological and the psychosocial conditions of the schools contributed to …
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White Terror, Canada's Indian Residential Schools, and the Colonial Present: from Law Towards a Pedagogy of Recognition
… the genocidal violence of Canada’s Indian Residential Schools (IRS) must be read within the context of a contemporary colonial force field. I trace possessive individualism and the ontological force of property in IRS case law, specifically, R v. Plint, Blackwater v. Plint, Cloud v. Canada …
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Respite, relationships and re-signification : a study of the effects of residential schooling on children with emotional and behavioural difficulties, with particular reference to the pupils' perspective
This thesis explores the effects of residential schools on EBD pupils I two residential schools. Major sources of data for this interactionist study are the transcripts of interviews with pupils attending the schools, questionnaires and observation. After examining the social and psychological …
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La notion d’interculturel en traduction
… from three Oblate documents relating to residential schools in Canada. Considering that residential schools are generally viewed as institutions of cultural assimilation and colonial oppression, translating archival texts from these institutions poses significant challenges due to their …
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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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Factors That Reduce Transition Barriers Faced by Deaf Students
… deaf, 3 hearing) of deaf students from a state residential school and the other consisted of secondary educators (2 deaf, 2 hearing) of deaf students from a Chicago public school. Next, solutions were combined from the two groups into a survey instrument that was mailed to 30 deaf educators in …
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Rethinking Indigenous Christianity in Northwest Canada: perspectives from the Nuu-chah-nulth
… was through the compulsory attendance in Indian Residential Schools. Christian mission and the colonial government played an important role in this. Despite the experience of the residential schools, Christian traditions were still delivered to the Nuu-chah-nulth. However, their conversion to …
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An Examination of Settler-Colonial Genocide in Canada at the Microlevel of Reserves
… disparity faced by Indigenous peoples. Issues: residential schools, overincarceration, obesity, inaccessibility of safe drinking water, opioid use, and the 60s scoop to present day millennial scoop. In a given Indigenous society, the elements and acts defining genocide are discernable, here from …
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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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Aboriginal Dispossession and Proletarianization in Canadian Industrial Capitalism: Creating the Right Profile for the Labour Market
… and its application, the disciplinary methods of residential schooling systems, assimilation into proletarian ethics, and contemporary statistics about Aboriginal cohorts within the Canadian labour market. The historical research provides evidence about Aboriginal socio-economic dispossession and …
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Food as helper, food as healer: How Cree Elders incorporate food into their helping and healing practices and the implications for Indigenous food sovereignty
… of practicing traditional medicines, residential schools and land dispossession in the name of development. However, despite the challenges and interruptions to food and cultural systems, Cree Elders understand food to be sacred, and moreover, a healer. This qualitative study, grounded …
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Elders and Knowledge Keepers Perspectives on Practices to Support Indigenous Students’ Educational Well-Being: A Holistic Study
… and findings are represented by five themes, (1) residential schools and education, (2) education, (3) family/responsibility/relationship/belonging, (4) identity, and (5) Elder inclusion, ceremony, traditions. The detailed stories shared by the Elders provide unique insights into discussions of …
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Writing and Teaching Curriculum With Relationships in Our Place: A Critical Meta-analysis of Saskatchewan Core French Curricula's Cultural Indicators
… 94 Calls to Action to address the legacy residential schools left on Canadian Indigenous peoples, as well as to move Canada forward in reconciliation. In education, there are seven calls to action related to legacy and four calls to action related to reconciliation. Using document analysis …
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Understanding and Addressing Barriers to Indigenous Learners in Business and Accounting Studies
… result from government policy, reserves, and residential schools. The research highlights issues not previously identified in the literature, including lateral violence and anti-business stigma within the Indigenous community as well as identifying an ontological reductionist fallacy of …
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Unsettling Revitalization in Toronto: The Fantasy and Apology of the Settler City
… and recognition efforts (focused primarily on residential schools), it is crucial to examine the ongoing systemic processes unique to the settler colony that continue to dispossess, enact violence, and deny Indigenous sovereignty. Also, it is pertinent to ask driven by Jordan Stanger-Rosss …
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Mainstreaming of Deaf Education in the Republic of Ireland: Language, Power, Resistance
… and a subsequent decline in enrolment in schools for the deaf. No examination has been conducted, however, into the impact of mainstreaming on the situation in Ireland, in spite of serious concerns raised internationally about the inappropriate nature of mainstreaming for this cohort. As a …
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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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