UCNM – Kenanow Learning Model for Teachers-In-Training

There has been much discussion over the past week about the need for Education programs to be offering aboriginal-specific awareness training.
University College of the North in Manitoba has recently developed and graduated its first group of teachers based on the Kenanow Learning Model, developed by the Elders of Northern Manitoba. The model focuses on: identity, a place of belonging, community history, responsibility of the family and larger community to hand down knowledge in a broader context. This model offers a collaborative model, bridging the successful components of western education with traditional Cree education practices.

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Hi Everyone, I am a high school alternate school teacher living in Vancouver, BC. I have been teaching for 15 years, though I am not sure where all that time has gone. I love working with teenagers, and am grateful that I have the opportunity to share my love of learning with young people every day. It's a pretty sweet gig!

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