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Native awareness behind the mask.

Native awareness behind the mask.

VHS

There is much misunderstanding and misinformation regarding Canada's aboriginal people. Through workshops, it is hoped that teachers and administrators will become more sensitive to the cultural backgrounds and needs of Native students, both generally and as individuals. This video is in four segments. The first segment deals with Stereotypes. Segment two deals with Diversity. Segment three deals with Cultural awareness. Segment four deals with T...

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Indigenous peoples North America Canada
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Description:
1 videocassette (30 min.) : sound, color with black and white seqments ; 1/2 in. + 1 Workshop Leader's guide (32 pages)
analog
magnetic
VHS
Target Audience Note:
Teachers and administrators
Other Title:
Behind the mask
Notes:
VHS
Licensed for public performance
Includes one workshop leader's guide titled "Native Awareness"
Materials from the Workshop Leader's guide may be photocopied for workshop and to take home
Produced in co-operation with Alberta Education (Native Education Project)
Director: Wil Campbell; producer: Art Heeler; writer: Marilyn Scott
Narrator: Gordon Tootoosis
Control Number:
662063
Other Authors:
Alberta Educational Communications Corporation
Alberta. Alberta Education
Campbell, Wil
Heeler, Art
Scott, Marilyn
Tootoosis, Gordon
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