The evolution of Canadian federal policy for Native elementary and secondary education has followed a pattern remarkably similar to that in the United States. A significant difference in the provision of educational services to indigenous peoples is, however, that whereas the United States has historically attempted to regulate and reform Native education through federal legislation, Canada has generally eschewed such a proactive strategy in favour of what Hall (1992) refers to as the “No Policy-Policy.” In this article I examine the evolution of Native education policy in both countries to determine which approach has brought Native people closer to their desired goal of having control over their children’s education. La politique fédérale...
This paper reviews the meaning and content of various First-Nation selfgovernment discourses that ha...
The national Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada has challenged governments and school boa...
The article analyzes the process of transformation of the educational system of the Indigenous peopl...
The Constitutional Act 1867 established a dual system of education in Canada – provincial authority ...
The paper addresses three educational policy documents created by the Ontario Ministry of Education ...
AbstractHistorical accounts of Indigenous education maintain that until the early 1950s settler and ...
The Constitutional Act 1867 established a dual system of education in Canada – provincial authority ...
It is a daunting challenge to identify, define, and make sense of First Nations education in Canada....
state in which each province &dquo;may exclusively make Laws in relation to Education&dquo; ...
In this article, I explore the incongruence between the federal government’s proposed First Nations ...
The Ontario Ministry of Education has made a recent commitment to address the achievement gap betwee...
In 2007, the Ontario Ministry of Education released the Ontario First Nation, Métis, and Inuit Educa...
In 1951, the Canadian government changed the Indian Act to allow for the integration of previously s...
Contemporary literature on Native education attributes the failure of education for Native children...
AbstractThis study deals with the educational policies in accordance with the educational opportunit...
This paper reviews the meaning and content of various First-Nation selfgovernment discourses that ha...
The national Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada has challenged governments and school boa...
The article analyzes the process of transformation of the educational system of the Indigenous peopl...
The Constitutional Act 1867 established a dual system of education in Canada – provincial authority ...
The paper addresses three educational policy documents created by the Ontario Ministry of Education ...
AbstractHistorical accounts of Indigenous education maintain that until the early 1950s settler and ...
The Constitutional Act 1867 established a dual system of education in Canada – provincial authority ...
It is a daunting challenge to identify, define, and make sense of First Nations education in Canada....
state in which each province &dquo;may exclusively make Laws in relation to Education&dquo; ...
In this article, I explore the incongruence between the federal government’s proposed First Nations ...
The Ontario Ministry of Education has made a recent commitment to address the achievement gap betwee...
In 2007, the Ontario Ministry of Education released the Ontario First Nation, Métis, and Inuit Educa...
In 1951, the Canadian government changed the Indian Act to allow for the integration of previously s...
Contemporary literature on Native education attributes the failure of education for Native children...
AbstractThis study deals with the educational policies in accordance with the educational opportunit...
This paper reviews the meaning and content of various First-Nation selfgovernment discourses that ha...
The national Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada has challenged governments and school boa...
The article analyzes the process of transformation of the educational system of the Indigenous peopl...