Culture-Based School Mathematics for Reconciliation and Professional Development.

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Sharon Meyer

Glen Aikenhead

Kelley Cardinal

Danny Sylvestre

Ted View

Final Report

Lesson Plans

1. E-A. – Freestyle Looming and Probability

2. E-B.1 – Picario

3. E-B.2 – Water, First Nations Cultures, Statistics

3. E-B.2. Teacher presentation for water poster assignment

4. E-C.1 – The Language of Negative and Positive Numbers

5. E-C.2 – Stick Games and Theoretical-Experimental Probability

6. E-D.1 – Multiplication and First Nations Drumming

Videos

Birch Bard Biting

Dream Catcher

Sharon and Serena

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