Course Details
FNPA 200 - Politics and Education - 3.00 Credits
This course will enable students to gain an understanding of the influences of federal and provincial political decisions and actions on shaping the historical and contemporary context of First Nations education in Canada. The course will begin with principles and processes of First Nations education and politics prior to European colonization. It incorporates the values, philosophy, applicable knowledge and practices inherent in traditional First Nations wisdom. Theory and practical application of First Nations pedagogy and philosophy will be utilized. Self-government, self-determination, human rights, treaty negotiations, decolonization, revitalization, collaboration, and future planning will also be examined to provide a realistic framework for practical community-based educational development.
Part of the:
  • Community Education Department
    • Available/Required in the following Programs:
  • Education Coordinator Program - Post-Secondary Education Coordinators Diploma
  • First Nation Public Administration - Education Administration Stream:
    • Prerequisites: POLI 111 ,
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