April 19: Just to let you guys know that I just sent you an email with a nice timeline in it... as I've said in the email, it's not specific to the Fur Trade Era, so you don't necessarily have to include anything in YOUR timeline that is outside of your chapter reading for this week. I just thought it's a really useful timeline, and we can refer back to it throughout the trimester. Here's the link (same link as in the email):
www.bctf.ca/uploadedFiles/POH/timelineENG.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2BsMM7Wkw4I8gK_hV1bB39Qr-VcfU8bOjsAcVl4Pyw8BCy55UZiK1Bx-4
Take care!
www.bctf.ca/uploadedFiles/POH/timelineENG.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2BsMM7Wkw4I8gK_hV1bB39Qr-VcfU8bOjsAcVl4Pyw8BCy55UZiK1Bx-4
Take care!
April 17: Hello there everyone! I hope you all received my email that I sent off a couple of hours ago that contains your new assignment. Here's today's video which will explain it further. Take care, stay healthy! ♥
April 6: Good morning students! Here is this morning's video, explaining what's happening this week. Please note that the question sheet you need is embedded right underneath today's video, and the due date for these questions is NOON ON THURSDAY APRIL 9.
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April 3: Hello, and welcome to the first day of your online learning! I've made a short video to let you know what's what; please watch it as it has some really important information about how the trimester is going to unfold:
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March 13: We started talking about our journal write today, and watched a video from the UBC MOOC "Reconciliation Through Education" with Jan Hare:
March 12: Welcome to the first day of Trimester 3! We sat in circle today and had tea and muffins, and took a look at the course outline. Please make sure that you understand your responsibilities in this class, and what my responsibilities are as well.
While still in circle, I asked you to come up with a thought as to what the word "reconciliation" means. You all did a really good job with your answers. T'oyaxsut 'nüün! We then watched a video of Senator Murray Sinclair talking about his view of reconciliation:
While still in circle, I asked you to come up with a thought as to what the word "reconciliation" means. You all did a really good job with your answers. T'oyaxsut 'nüün! We then watched a video of Senator Murray Sinclair talking about his view of reconciliation:
Here is the transcript of his talk:
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I asked you the following three questions:
According to Mr. Sinclair,
The answers we came up with were:
1. Because Indigenous and non-Indigenous people have been taught that Indigeneity is worth less than being white.
2. Education.
3. It looks like restoring the balance between the two relationships (Indigenous and non-Indigenous).
That's all we had time for. See you tomorrow. :)
According to Mr. Sinclair,
- Why is reconciliation necessary?
- What is the basis of reconciliation?
- What does reconciliation look like?
The answers we came up with were:
1. Because Indigenous and non-Indigenous people have been taught that Indigeneity is worth less than being white.
2. Education.
3. It looks like restoring the balance between the two relationships (Indigenous and non-Indigenous).
That's all we had time for. See you tomorrow. :)