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Anonymous	RE: Towards an Aboriginal framework:Draft Paper	Towards culturally relevant aboriginal school health promotion Category: General Discussion	0	Apr 30 2009, 12:50 PM EDT by Anonymous
	Thread started: Apr 30 2009, 12:50 PM EDT Watch Good Morning I recieved information about this website and am really interested. I am new on this website and have some computer and online learning experience but I cannot find the document that was suggested to be read in order to have a discussion from ddfox@anac.on.ca and alawrence@anac.on.ca "Towards an Aboriginal framework for School health promotion: Consultation and Community of Practice" any suggestions? Elizabeth Do you find this valuable? Keyword tags: None (edit keyword tags) Post reply
BluePrintForLife.ca	Making Education relevant for Urban aboriginal youth l Urban	Discussion Forum Category: General Discussion	0	Jan 28 2008, 7:34 PM EST by BluePrintForLife.ca
	Thread started: Jan 28 2008, 7:34 PM EST Watch Great discussion on TVO the other night with Steve Pakin on the agenda - More creativity needed in making the school experince engaging -esp for young men - who appear more distant from teachers than ever before. This is also an issue in the general population for young men in Urban school. Its interesting to me that some of the most remote communities are being more creative than Urban schools around this in adjusting educational approaches. Do you find this valuable? Keyword tags: aboriginal education (edit keyword tags) Post reply

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