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Page 107
... curriculum development as well as to provide " . . . structural guide- lines for curriculum , financial assistance and a curriculum writer who was to process , research and organize material for print . " Finally , the Min- istry of ...
... curriculum development as well as to provide " . . . structural guide- lines for curriculum , financial assistance and a curriculum writer who was to process , research and organize material for print . " Finally , the Min- istry of ...
Page 108
... curriculum packages " . Most of these curriculum packages originated in diverse places : in the western provinces such as Saskatchewan where they were tried on Indians there ; in southern Ontario or northern U.S.A. cities , or as a ...
... curriculum packages " . Most of these curriculum packages originated in diverse places : in the western provinces such as Saskatchewan where they were tried on Indians there ; in southern Ontario or northern U.S.A. cities , or as a ...
Page 109
... curriculum was done on the basis that Native students were seen as a rather homogeneous group . In the same manner , college faculty and administrators tended to see Canadian Natives , as a whole , in rather generic or homogeneous terms ...
... curriculum was done on the basis that Native students were seen as a rather homogeneous group . In the same manner , college faculty and administrators tended to see Canadian Natives , as a whole , in rather generic or homogeneous terms ...
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