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Storying the Land through Mathematics and Storywork

AUDIENCE
Educators, Parents
GRADE LEVEL
Intermediate (4-7), High School (8-12)
CONCEPTS
Patterns, Probability,
Measurement, Number sense
PEDAGOGICAL APPROACH
Indigenous Storywork

Dahlia Benedikt’s essay explores how a group of 14-year-olds and their facilitators used mathematics to uncover the stories embedded within High Park. By examining three key moments, the author reveals how math can be a powerful tool for understanding our environment and helping them become Storywork ready. This paper offers valuable insights for community educators seeking to integrate place-based learning into their programs.

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Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
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Email cynthia.nicol@ubc.ca
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