First Nations Education and Research
Selected Cases on the Continuum of First Nations Learning
... previous research on First Nations learning and education, however, has focused narrowly on formal educational attainment and has too often been conducted from a deficit ...of ...
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Keeping First Nations in Their Place–The Myth of “First Nations Control of First Nations Education”: A Commentary
... Brock Education, Volume 21(1), 4-15 11 The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) and provincial First Nations organizations and officials appear to be more concerned with politics rather than ...
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Indian Control of Indian Education at 40: Assessment of First Nations Education Policy in the Post-control Era
... and education policy development begin in ...and research of leading Indigenous scholars in Canada and internationally show that philosophies and practices are developing, that space is being made in the ...
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Understanding First Nations Young Adults' Health Literacy
... study, research evidence suggests that individuals with limited health literacy skills may be precluded from accessing online health information or feel overwhelmed by the complexity of the information available ...
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Research on approaches to public funding and development of tertiary education within selected OECD nations
... for Education and Training, it notes an overall improvement in the training ...the first time in years the number of apprenticeship vacancies now exceeds the number of unplaced applicants and notes a ...
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Overview of Benefits of First Nations Language Immersion
... made First Nations responsible for administering education services even if they did not receive sufficient resources or funding from the Minister to carry out these responsibilities (Section ...for ...
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Identity and Learning of Mathematics for Adult First Nations Students
... The scholarship that links identity to learning sets the stage for the depth of inquiry into this research. Wenger (1998) identifies learning as ―an experience of identity … [that] involves the ability to ...
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Towards building consensus: Revisiting key principles of CBPR within the First Nations/Aboriginal context
... the research and supporting their “Photovoice ...guide research activities, and to identify opportunities for knowledge translation and ...A research team of community ...(i.e., education and ...
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Kikiskawâwasow prenatal healthcare provider perceptions of effective care for First Nations women: an ethnographic community based participatory research study
... qualitative research calling for equality and shared power in the patient-provider relationship to avoid fear-inducing, paternalistic and ineffective healthcare [7, ...and education program in the Inuit ...
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Giving Voice to First Nations Young People Disengaged from Education in the Northern Territory with a Specific Focus on Barriers to Education and their Aspirations for the Future
... Another noteworthy observation is that seven out of the ten wanted to re-engage with the education system in some way. What is evident is that the young people do not appear to know how they can re-engage, ...
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iSTAR First Light: Characterizing Astronomy Education Research Dissertations In The iSTAR Database
... astronomy education research described above vary greatly in their analysis methods, types of articles, and the number of articles included in their ...astronomy education researchers themselves ...
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Bullying Experiences Among First Nations Youth: Identifying Effects on Mental Health and Potential Protective Factors
... certain research protocols. The research team was aware of these issues and addressed them in a culturally sensitive ...governing research body and the school board, but was also obtained from the ...
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First Nations hepatitis C virus infections
... provider education, and regional health promo- tion ...for research purposes, we were unable to distinguish between cases that evolved into chronic HCV infection and those that resolved ...
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Collaboration in Education: The Phenomenon and Process of Working Together
... Learning collaboration: Research in a First Nations teacher education program.. Maeers (Eds.), Recreating.[r] ...
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The Aftermath of Intergenerational Trauma: Substance Use Risk and Resiliency
... by First Nations adults across ...the First Nations communities nationally; however, this is not arising as a means of ...in First Nations populations focuses on stressors ...
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Challenges to the provision of diabetes care in first nations communities: results from a national survey of healthcare providers in Canada
... term First Nations encompasses a diverse group of 615 communities, speaking upwards of 60 languages ...diverse nations make up the largest Aboriginal group in Canada, representing nearly 700,000 ...
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The influence of educational technology on affective education in maritime education and training (MET)
... its first and foremost purpose is to equip students with knowledge and skills required to build/improve their qualification and competence (Fisher & Muirhead, 2005, ...and education in general are ...
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Cultural Connectedness as Personal Wellness in First Nations Youth
... the First Nations youth in the survey rated learning a First Nations language as important (FNIGC, ...for First Nations youth, the positive influences of the broader layer of ...
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First Nations Water Security: Security for Mother Earth
... “Creation stories are the means by which cultural communities ground their identity in particular narratives and particular landscapes” (Johnston 2). The Anishinaabe creation story speaks to the significance of the ...
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Projecting prevalence, costs and evaluating simulated interventions for diabetic end stage renal disease in a Canadian population of aboriginal and non-aboriginal people: an agent based approach
... The first scenario examined the system-wide implications of a hypothetical advance in diabetes prevention resulting in no new diabetes cases between January 1, 2006 and Dec 31, ...
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