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Residential schools : high school (34437) |
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Kamloops School District # 73
(3824)
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Canada
| | Dewey
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371.92
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Senior High (S)
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Booking Library
| | Synopsis
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From the time of initial contact, European settlers and the
governments that they created in Canada viewed Aboriginal people as
savages - uncultured, uncivilized, and backward. It was believed that
Aboriginal culture was immature compared to European culture, and that
to wait for these cultures to mature naturally would have devastating
effects upon the people.
The Government of Canada believed it was necessary for Aboriginal
people to beome contributing citizens within mainstream Canadian
society and its economy. While Aboriginal lifestyles were believed to
prevent this from happening, education was believed to be the
solution. The Residential School System was conceived, and thus began
the bleakest era in Canadian Aboriginal history.
| | Dimensions
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In container (17 x 45 x 32 cm.)
| | Pub. Loc.
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Kamloops
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We were so far away — Where the blood mixes — Two plays about residential school —
Unsettling the settler within : Indian residential schools, truth telling,
and reconcilliation in Canada — Coyote U : stories and teachings from
the Secwepemc Education Institute — Resistance and renewal : surviving
the Indian residential school — Behind closed doors : stories from the
Kamloops Indian Residential School — Tragedy into art : the Canadian
Aboriginal residential school experience expressed through fiction —
Project of heart — Teacher's resource binder.
| | Guide
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Teacher's resource included
| | Subjects
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Truth and Reconciliation(CK);
BC First Nations Studies 12;
First Nations;
First Nations—Residential schools
| | Call#
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KT 0835
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