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NCTCA 2021 Presidents’ Welcome Address - National Anthem, Indigenous Land Acknowledgement, Honorary President and Opening Remarks.

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POST-CONVENTION SURVEY!!
Thursday, February 4 • 10:15am - 11:45am
Attendance, Indigeneity, and Cultural Anxiety

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This session will share information from research completed to unravel barriers to attendance experienced by First Nations students living on reserve and attending an off-reserve school. Measures put in place to support students and families by the Attendance Innovation Campaign at Rocky View Schools were not meeting the needs of this specific community. Research conducted by the University of Calgary examined these barriers faced by families and what was revealed was a sense of anxiety experienced by both families and school staff. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, as well as the new TQS/LQS, have offered direction for schools to be more inclusive to First Nations students, however, there remains a divide that is built on historical distrust as well as misrecognition of the barriers students face. In this session, we will share data from the study as well as offer participants tools to engage in professional development that participants can take with them to their schools to address cultural anxiety.

Speakers
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Dr. Teresa Fowler

Assistant Professor, Concordia University of Edmonton
Dr. Teresa Anne Fowler is an assistant professor at Concordia University of Edmonton and an adjunct assistant professor at Werklund School of Education. She previously worked in Rocky View School District. Her research is focused on masculinities, hockey culture, and environmental... Read More →
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Dr. Mairi McDermott

Associate Professor, University of Calgary
Dr. Mairi McDermott is an Associate Professor of Curriculum and Learning in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary.
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Teresa Anne Fowler

Dr. Teresa Anne Fowler is a sessional instructor at the University of Calgary.


Thursday February 4, 2021 10:15am - 11:45am MST
Virtual Room 19 (Indigenous Ed)
  Indigenous Education  Inclusive Education / Éducation Inclusive
  • Language of Presentation English
  • Grade Focus 7-12
  • Room Details Virtual Room Maximum Capacity - 300
  • Grade Focus 44537
  • Tags English