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- Consult the reports on First Nations education since 1972 to learn more about past research and recommendations that will inform the way forward, as the Government of Canada works collaboratively with First Nations to ensure that all students receive a quality education.
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- A Holistic Perspective
- Indian Control of Indian Education
- First Nations Control of First Nations Education
- First Nations Education Transformation
- United Nations Declaration on The Rights of Indigenous People
- Diversity of First Nations Education in Canada
If education is a universal human right, there must be an understanding of what is meant by “education.” education noun 1. The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university. 2. An enlightening experience. Education is often defined in a narrow way, a formal act or process of acquiring general knowledge ...
In 1972, the National Indian Brotherhood, now the Assembly of First Nations, adopted a seminal policy paper, Indian Control of Indian Education.The 1972 policy paper proposed that the Government of Canada and First Nations work together to put in place the financial and educational resources needed to enhance the success of First Nations learners t...
In 2010, the Assembly of First Nations updated the foundational 1972 policy to a modern reflection of First Nations Control of First Nations Education. This document was designed to “assist governments and First Nations communities in building the requisite policies, programs, services and systems to ensure the future prosperity of First Nations pe...
As of 2016, with new investments in First Nations education from Prime Minister Trudeau and the Government of Canada, First Nations move closer and closer to First Nations control over First Nation education. The federal government announced historic investments in First Nations elementary and secondary education starting in 2016-17. The Federal Bu...
–United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) is an international instrument adopted by the United Nations on September 13, 2007, to enshrine (according to Article 43) the rights that “constitute the minimum standards for the survival, dignity and well-bein...
Like the diverse nature of First Nations across Canada, the development of First Nations learning systems are equally diverse.
A proposed First Nation Education Act would provide a framework for achieving better outcomes for students through reform by: creating standards and structures; strengthening governance and accountability; and providing mechanisms for stable, predictable and sustainable funding.
Feb 7, 2014 · The Government of Canada and the AFN are committed to improving K-12 education outcomes for First Nation students, and providing First Nations children on-reserve with a high quality education, just like every other Canadian.
Plain Talk 11. First Nations Control of First Nations Education. Explores the inherent right of First Nations to develop education policies that meet the needs of learners. Overview. The graduation rate for First Nations schools has not risen above 35% since 1996.
With graduation rates currently below 40 per cent on reserves in Canada, reforms are needed for First Nations education. But, we should turn our attention to outcomes and accountability measures that govern on-reserve schools—and not just funding.
Aug 1, 2012 · Education for Aboriginal youth is vital, because health studies show there is a close relationship among education levels, family income and health outcomes. Addressing the gap in education levels does require committed leadership and collaboration by federal, provincial and First Nations jurisdictions.
