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INDI 1310

Methods/Approaches Applied to Indigenous Learning

0.5 credits · Undergraduate

Fall 2016

Topics

  • Lecture - Introduction
  • Workshop - Introduction
  • Lecture - Resources and Resource Recognition
  • Workshop - Local Resources
  • Lecture - Language
  • Workshop - The Use of Language
  • Lecture - The Spoken Word
  • Workshop - The Oral Tradition
  • Lecture - The Story/Legend
  • Workshop - The Story/Legend
  • Lecture - The Non-Written Tradition
  • Workshop - The Non-Written Tradition
  • Lecture - Traditional Knowledge
  • Workshop - TEK
  • Lecture - Material Culture
  • Workshop - Material Culture
  • Lecture - Cultures in. Conflict
  • Workshop - What is Appropriate ?
  • Lecture - A Scholarly Understanding
  • Workshop - Rethinking the Book
  • Lecture - Government Generated Resources
  • Workshop - Census Materials
  • Lecture - Media
  • Workshop - Reading the News
  • Lecture - Review

Readings

  • There is one required textbook for the course, Shawn Wilson, Research is Ceremony, Indigenous Research Methods, Halifax: Fernwood Publishing, 2008. Students are expected to have read the textbook by the end of the term and to be willing to participate in textbook discussion. As well, additional reading material may be assigned during the term and students are expected to reading assignments as requested. complete..additional
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