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Two-Eyed Seeing and Environmentalism

Indigenous People's Forest Tenure
Social Studies, Indigenous Studies
Food,Agriculture & Land Use
Grade 10
SK, NU
Two-Eyed Seeing and Environmentalism

Description

Students will learn about Two-Eyed Seeing and its role in reaching net-zero emissions. Students will be informed about how Indigenous ways of knowing relate to the idea of land stewardship and how different First Nations view the land and themselves.

Lesson Type: Literacy

Duration: Single Class

Sector: Food,Agriculture & Land Use

Context: Community

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