The learning path

The learning path

VHS 1991

In the film "The Learning Path, we meet three remarkable educators. In their own unique ways, Edmonton elders Ann Anderson, Eva Cardinal and Olive Dickason are leading younger natives along the path of enlightenment. Documentary footage, dramatic re-enactments and archival film interweave the three women's stories, and Anderson and Cardinal recount their own harrowing experiences at residential schools; memories which have fueled their determinat...

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Cree Education

Cree History

Cree language Study and teaching

Indigenous peoples North America Education Canada

Indigenous peoples North America Education History

Residence and education

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Description:

1 videocassette (60 min.) : sound, color
1/2 in
polychrome
analog
magnetic
VHS

Target Audience Note:

General

Notes:

Closed captioned copies may be available
RPL: Public performance rights
Palliser: Licensed for public performance

Control Number:

664758

Other Authors:

National Film Board of Canada
Tamarack Productions
Todd, Loretta

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