NBE3U Culminating on 4R's of Learning

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Second Conditional

por Cecília Franco Morais

Unit 2 Task 3 Born a Crime Power of Language

por Jessica L

Research Process (Kuhlthau)

por Elizabeth Dolinger

honesty

por daniel chavez

Originally, I mistook this course for being a pseudo-history course. Now I know that their struggles are still present and it will take a lot of work to properly reconcile.

In a world where information is so readily available, it is easy to forget that learning is more than just acquiring knowledge, but about build relationships through sharing that knowledge.

NBE3U Rohan Raina

Reciprocity

Saul finds closure in passing on his hockey experiences by becoming a coach at the end of the book.

Land As Pedagogy

Kwezens finds joy in teaching her family how to get and use the syrup.

The protagonist learns how to get maple syrup from trees by watching a squirrel nibble through bark.

Relevance

This film made me question the "common opinion" on social and environmental issues and encouraged me to seek diverse perspectives before forming conclusions.

Struggles of Indigenous people trying to hunt seal.

Legislation passed without proper consultation make it very difficult for Indigenous people to participate in the global market.

Anti-sealing campaigns branded them evil people

Christi Belcourt's Final Keynote

Superficial Reconciliation

Land destruction through pollution and climate change.

Lack of education in native languages.

No land returned.

Responsibility

What's in a name: Indian, native, aboriginal or indigenous?

I realized the power that words can have over someone's identity.

Terms like "aboriginal" have negative connotations attached to them.

The actions of the past shape the world we all live in today.

Learn from past failures

Stolen land

Residential Schools

Manipulation

Respect

Prompted me to consider my own biases against Indigenous cultures.

We see Indigenous people in movies, juxtaposed by interviews with actual Indigenous people.

Nightmares of the Americas: Indigenous Tales Episode 1: The Wendigo

I can use their principles when I discuss sensitive topics where the language used is important.

They respect alternative beliefs and life experiences.

The brothers accept they will make mistakes.

Grandfather Teachings

The buffalo symbolizes the Grandfather Teaching of respect.

Motivates me to be a more mindful consumer to minimize my impact on the environment.

Killing a buffalo was a necessary sacrifice. Each part of the animal was used optimally and with respect.