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Mathematics and Journeys Toward Reconciliation

Mathematics and Journeys Toward Reconciliation

This website was created by Sta’os’ta’on (Carol Bob) to share educational resources for K-12 educators to help implement the Truth and Reconciliations Calls to Action 62 and 63.

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Outdoor Math – Noticing Water

Outdoor Math – Noticing Water

Noticing Water is a project blending science, culture, and math through the lens of Indigenous Storywork. Using math as a tool, it aims to deepen students’ connection to local waterways by giving water a voice.

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National Centre for Collaboration Indigenous Education NCCIE

National Centre for Collaboration Indigenous Education NCCIE

The National Centre for Collaboration in Indigenous Education (NCCIE) is a hub for sharing Indigenous education stories. Explore their mathematics resources to discover programs and materials that bridge Indigenous knowledge and math learning.

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Math For Language Development

Math For Language Development

Sealaska Heritage Institute Website

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