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... was killed. 4) Marriage, parents, responsibilities - Path of the Elders What was life like from a woman's perspective? Anna Bella Solomon talks about her wedding, her experiences raising her siblings ...
... Manager at Pixelearning, answers in her interview posted on G-Cube Solutions’ blog, “Game-Based Learning – Fad or Future?” Routledge talks about some of the ways game-based learning is being used in the ...
... us to develop an education system that encourages kids to gain experience without losing their drive to achieve the impossible. After all, that’s who many of the speakers at TED are: adults who have refused ...
... state! So for a time a balance was struck: game designers could respond to the human tendency to long for an idyllic state, and players could satisfy their desire to restore balance to an unbalanced ...
... systems in place that a child in a traditional, stable, nuclear family would have.” At the launch event for PathoftheElders.com, Dr. John Medicine Horse Kelly Cle-alls spoke of how many Aboriginal youths ...
... our social landscape. And given the ever-increasing number of gamers, this change is inevitable and immanent. If we attempt to continue to adhere to pre-gaming ideals, then we are setting ourselves up ...
... listen to McGonigal’s compelling talk. Not only does she reconfirm the value of gaming, but -- more importantly -- her argument speaks to many of the ideals at the heart of PathoftheElders.com. McGonigal ...
... a passion and intensity that demonstrated their deep commitment and dedication to PathoftheElders.com. Amongst the many memorable moments were:
Dr. Cle-alls performing a opening prayer.
Mr. ...
... many intriguing ideas, Dr. Schell gives a very limited vision of gaming. Essentially, Dr. Schell’s vision of the future is a society motivated by the desire to earn technologically-enhanced carrots. ...
... Path of the Elders is revolutionary, and a groundbreaking resource for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students. We hope that On the Path of the Elders is only the first of many such educational games ...
... in 1905. At that time, our people were poor and weak. Many of us were sick from the diseases brought by the Europeans. The fur trade had wiped out most of the animals we relied on for food and clothing. ...
... and Anishinaabe peoples signed Treaty No. Nine, and how this treaty has impacted the lives of our people.
We are very committed to documenting Elder knowledge that is slipping away in so many communities ...
... of the time are responsible for the manner in which the Treaty was poorly negotiated, improperly explained, and written without our input or consent. We are now telling the present governments that we ...
... O'Gorman and J. Harris, H.B. Co. Post Manager. Seated: Commissioners Walter C. Cain and H. N. Awrey. July 28, 1930.
So, as you can see our Elders had a very clear idea that the Treaty meant sharing ...
... medium to describe and record events, occurrences, and news that are spread throughout the community so that the context and information is communicated to many people.
Unknown Mushkegowuk ...
... in Canada (Nishnawbe-Aski Nation: 27-28). Settlers mainly came from Europe, towns grew up in many places and people migrated across Canada to find work and settle farms. By this time in Canada, the population ...
... eds.
Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, pp. 137-162.
Long, John S, 1989
"No Basis for Argument: The Signing of Treaty Nine in Northern Ontario, 1905-1906."
Native Studies Review 5, no. 2: ...
Creation Story
Two friends, one man and one woman, were walking on an open plain. It seemed to go on forever. Yet, they saw something far ahead in the distance. It looked like a small animal. They ...
... David Wynne, John Faries and James Sackaney. I’ll repeat what the old man (David Solomon) said they said when they asked for the land. The Indian Agent and his assistant said they were representing the ...
Treaty No.Nine : The James Bay Treaty
I want to ask you a question: what is a treaty? If you don't know don't worry. I didn't either when I was in high school in the late 1970s. Many teachers asked me ...
