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An Indigenous Renaissance - A Conversation with Dr Marie Battiste
Jun 30, 2024
Dr Marie Battiste, a Mi’kmaq Nation citizen, discusses indigenous education, the impact of Eurocentric schooling on communities, and the importance of protecting indigenous knowledge in Canada. She delves into challenges faced, cultural differences in learning approaches, and the need for legislative measures to affirm Indigenous rights.
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- Indigenous education emphasizes learning through communal and personalized connections with nature and ecosystems.
- Protecting Indigenous knowledge and heritage is crucial in transcending colonial oppression and fostering societal understanding.
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