One very interesting subject to consider is that of Indigenous science in education and how it differs from more Western educational perspectives. This paper on the role of ‘Place’ in the treatment of Indigenous science is an effective document that outlines the challenges and effective strategies in developing curriculum on this subject.

http://aerc.usask.ca/downloads/Learning%20Indigenous%20Science%20From%20Place.pdf

This information contained within allows one to consider the variety of issues regarding Indigenous science and how it affects perspective. The article seeks to dispel some of the myths surrounding what Indigenous science is and how it differs from Western scientific practice. A very good primer for anyone who wants to understand the basics of this fascinating area of study.

Although the focus of this article is on Saskatchewan First Nations and Métis Communities, it has tremendous relevance to any comprehensive understanding of the Indigenous perspective.