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Indigenous People and Learning Procedure - Desklib

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The report explores the indigenous culture, language, learning procedure and its presentation over mainstream media. It discusses the misrepresentation of aboriginal people on media platforms, the importance of reconciliation, indigenous ways of learning, and application of indigenous teaching methodologies in contemporary classroom. The report also highlights the significance of aboriginal language and its survival theory.

Indigenous People and Learning Procedure - Desklib

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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................2
Part 1..........................................................................................................................................2
Representation of Aboriginal people on media platforms.....................................................2
Part 2..........................................................................................................................................4
Reconciliation........................................................................................................................4
Importance reconciliation for developing the healthier relationship.....................................5
Necessity of reconciliation.....................................................................................................5
Personal contribution to reconciliation..................................................................................6
Part 3..........................................................................................................................................6
a) Indigenous ways of learning...........................................................................................6
b) Lecture on native knowing..............................................................................................7
c) Application of indigenous teaching methodologies in contemporary classroom...........8
d) The reason behind transformation of teaching practices.................................................9
Part 4..........................................................................................................................................9
Significance of Aboriginal language and its survival theory.................................................9
Conclusion..................................................................................................................................9
References................................................................................................................................11
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Introduction
The entire report will revolve around the theme of aboriginal culture, language,
learning procedure and its presentation over mainstream media. The report is divided into
four separate parts concerning various indigenous activities and culture. The first part deals
with the procedure portraying aboriginal community through mainstream media platforms. It
has been observed that it is quite different from the way it actually is. Therefore, media has
been considered as the misleading medium as far as gaining knowledge about aboriginal
community is concerned. The next part deals with reconciliation with the reference of Dakota
38 and the process of promoting healthy relationship between nations. The third part states
variety of procedures related indigenous learning and how culture can be a source of learning
too. The final part deals with aboriginal languages and its usage over various platforms. .
Part 1
Representation of Aboriginal people on media platforms
Canadian society is continuously being developed as multicultural, which has brought
the issues of diverse communities in forefront. Analyzing the relationship between the
aboriginal people and media, as supported by Fleras (2015), it has been identified that by
introducing the multiculturalism policy through the media the Canadian government has tried
to remove the discriminatory barriers. By contributing in improving the quality and quantity
of minority representation, social media platforms, governing bodies are trying to shed light
on the principle of negativity and conflict. It cannot be denied that in case of making the
misrepresentation of aboriginals, media has played an influential role. By highlighting the
crisis, conflict and crime the problems among the aboriginal people have been highlighted.
On the other hand, it has been analyzed by me that the film industry has also major
contribution in showing the revolution in living status of aboriginal people. The media has
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