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Throughout this course we learned a variety of topics in the History of Childhood and Education, however, the topics that stuck out the most for me was the segregation and discrimination of children such as by inabilities, disabilities, and race,… Continue Reading →
Kamloops Indian Residential School- Secwepemculecw: Land of the Shuswap Website http://www.landoftheshuswap.com/residential.html This source has some useful information regarding local Residential School history. CBC Clip http://www.cbc.ca/archives/categories/society/education/a-lost-heritage-canadas-residential-schools/native-leader-charges-church-with-abuse.html These variety of CBC clips talks deal with different aspects of Residential Schools and… Continue Reading →
Preface: The reason why I decided to add this essay into my ePortfolio was because it deals with the same topic as my research project and has similar aspects that I want to discuss throughout my ePortfolio. This essay mainly… Continue Reading →
Preface: I decided to add this essay for a previous history course I took because it connected perfectly with my research project and overall argument of this ePortfolio. This essay discusses the topic of Indian Residential Schools and what they… Continue Reading →
What connections are you making between our course materials and other learning? There are lots of connections. There are similar ways of teaching the course material between course to course. There are similar ways of learning, such as seeing how… Continue Reading →
Throughout Canadian history, Indian Residential Schools have been a controversial topic of discussion. As early as the 1840s, Indian Residential Schools were popping up all over Canada to fulfill the views and expectations of the white population towards the Indigenous… Continue Reading →
I decided to add my research sources into my ePortfolio because they helped me to develop my primary document analysis, my research paper, and over all my research project and this ePortfolio. These sources also helped to increase my knowledge… Continue Reading →
Indian Residential Schools, are a dark spot in the history of Canada. These schools were beginning to be established in the 1840s across Canada for over a century, until the last Residential School was closed in 1996. These educational institutes… Continue Reading →
Throughout Canadian history, Indian Residential Schools have been a controversial topic of discussion. As early as mid 1800’s, Indian Residential Schools were popping up all over Canada to fulfill the views and the expectations of the white population towards the… Continue Reading →
This story may not mean much to people, other than it being funny and just something not very smart to do. But I was able to take something from this situation and it indeed impacted my life story and overall… Continue Reading →