Aboriginal Voices in the Curriculum: A Guide to Teaching Aboriginal Studies in K-8 Classrooms

Published by Toronto District School Board, Toronto, 2006

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pp. 372. 4to. Illustrated stiff card covers held with plastic spiral binding. The cover is a painting by Randy Knott of the Curve Lake First Nation (Ojibwe). Black and white photographs, charts, tables, illustrations et al. Curriculum considerations include: Aboriginal World View: Teaching Approaches Do's and Don'ts; Crafts and Cultural Symbols; The Diverse Cultures of Canada's Aboriginal Peoples; Land Claims and Treaties; Sacred Places, Petroglyphs, and Rock Carvings; Traditions and Celebrations; Imaginary Indians: Deconstructing Stereotypical Images et al. No detectable flaws, contents clean and unmarked with tight, sound binding; fine. At time of cataloguing not in Peel, BAC/LAC.

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Title
Aboriginal Voices in the Curriculum: A Guide to Teaching Aboriginal Studies in K-8 Classrooms
Author
Hux, Allan; Donna Magee; Janet Beaver; Jacquie Lavalley; Adele Lewis; Cathy Pawis; Vernon Douglas; Laara Fitznor; Jane Milliken; Sheila Staats; Alice Te
Publisher
Toronto District School Board, Toronto
Publication year
2006
Condition
Fine
Binding
Spiral Bound
Edition
First printing.
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Black's Fine Books & Manuscripts

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We are a rare book firm specializing in a diverse range of works on paper. With nearly two decades of experience, we are pleased to offer a wide selection of over 25,000 scarce and unique titles, from the retrospective to the modern. Our specialisms include, but are not limited to, antiquarian and fine bindings, manuscripts, ephemera, Canadiana, culinaria, Indigenous studies, and socialist literature. We are also home to one of the nation’s largest private collections of Ukrainian émigré publications. Our Services & Expertise: We actively buy, sell and place rare and out-of-print books, as well as manuscripts, printed ephemera, and archival collections in Canada, the United States, and Europe. In addition, our practice is actively engaged in the thoughtful placement and stewardship of literary and institutional archives, and we provide USPAP compliant monetary appraisals for universities, museums, and private clients. Our Clients: We are proud to serve a diverse and distinguished clientele. Our clients have included Library and Archives Canada, Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, McGill University, McMaster University, University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections, University of Alberta (Bruce Peel Special Collections), The British Library, and The Library of Congress, among others. Curated lists are issued periodically and may be viewed at www.blacksbooks.ca.

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