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Indigenization Strategy for Aboriginal Adult Literacy

 In the Spirit of Sharing:  Supporting Aboriginal Adult Literacy

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The Nicola Valley Institute of Technology is excited to introduce the “Indigenization Strategy for Aboriginal Adult Literacy”.  This initiative was funded by the Ministry of Advanced Education to administer the coordination of an Aboriginal literacy initiative and the indigenization framework development. 

On this webpage we present to you all of the findings and materials developed from this initiative.  We hope this will assist literacy practitioners in providing the resources and tools necessary to help increase the success of Aboriginal learners in BC. 

The involvement of literacy practitioners and resource people was crucial for this initiative.  NVIT would like to respectfully acknowledge and thank anyone who had any input, suggestions, thoughts, ideas and participation

 

Marla M. Pryce, M.Ed. Project Lead 

 

   Marla M. Pryce, M.Ed. Project Lead

   mpryce@nvit.bc.ca

   Tel: 604.602.3433

   Fax: 604.602.3400 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Research Team
 Seneida Rivera, B.A.  Researcher  Stephany Ameyaw, B.A. Researcher  Krista Williams, Researcher.JPG
  Seneida Rivera, B.A.  Researcher  Stephany Ameyaw, B.A. Researcher  Krista Williams, Researcher
 Jeanette Yaroshuk, Data Input

 Jeanette Yaroshuk, Data Input

 Joyce Schneider, M.A. Researcher.JPG

Joyce Schneider, M.A. Researcher

 

Elder's Literacy Mapping Project Film Crew
 
 
 Kristy Assu, Film Producer.JPG

 Kristy Assu, Film Producer

Kwakwee Baker, Film Producer.JPG
Kwakwee Baker, Film Producer
 James Sutherland.JPG

James Sutherland, NITEP Degree, Interviewer

 
 


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