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Curricula: Lesson 1: Multiculturalism and Canada's North

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Curricula: Lesson 1: Multiculturalism and Canada's North


Key Concepts and Issues:

Students will explore the concept of multiculturalism and how it connects to issues surrounding Canada's North.

Subjects:

Multiculturalism and Canada's North

Grade Level:

Grades 9to 12

Duration:

5to 8 classes

Curriculum Links:

Social Studies, World History World Geography

Introduction:

The goal is for students to reflect on their understanding of multiculturalism and learn how it connects to Canada's North, including Canada's sovereignty in the north. Students will explore the role of the lnuit and Aboriginal peoples as stewards of Canada's north and share ways to support and …

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