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Grades 10-12: Math
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Quill Bow Loom with Porcupine Quill Weaving Sample
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Moose Hair Picture
Moose Hair Picture
Moose Hair Picture
Totem pole, British Columbia.
Bowhead whale's tail measuring about 20 feet across from tip to tip, Arctic.
Thunderbird Park, Victoria, British Columbia.
Thunderbird Park, Victoria, British Columbia.
Thunderbird Park, Victoria, British Columbia .
Stoney beaded saddle.
Stoney beaded panniers.
Stoney ropes of beads.
Stoney beaded bridle.
Metis beaded vest with floral design.
Stoney beaded bridle.
Stoney tipi near Banff, Alberta.
Spruce bark tipi, built by William Snow, Stoney.
Building a log cabin at Teepee Creek, Alberta.
Nez Perce woman with beaded bag, Idaho (?).
Inuit mat.
Girl in First Nations headdress and beaded jacket.
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Grades 10-12: Math
General Outcome – Develop number sense
General Outcome – Spatial sense and proportional reasoning
General Outcome – logical reasoning
First Nations, Métis and Inuit students often have a holistic view of the environment—they look for connections in learning and learn best when mathematics is contextualized. They may come from cultures where learning takes place through active participation. Traditionally, little emphasis was placed upon the written word, so oral communication and practical applications and experiences are important to student learning and understanding. By understanding and responding to nonverbal cues, teachers can optimize student learning and mathematical understanding.
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Bews, Emilee. Curator, Koltutsky, Laura. Project Lead
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