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Thames Valley trustees approve mandatory course on Indigenous authors

Students at TVDSB will soon be required to take a compulsory Grade 11 English course focusing on Indigenous authors and issues.

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Thames Valley trustees approve mandatory course on Indigenous authors

Students at TVDSB will soon be required to take a compulsory Grade 11 English course focusing on Indigenous authors and issues.

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Mandatory Indigenous courses for BU – Brandon Sun

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Indigenous education efforts benefit non-Indigenous students

Education of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students has a key role to play in long-term reconciliation

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Compulsory Indigenous class to replace English in Toronto high schools

The proponents of the new course have proclaimed it a “historic change” and a “win for the Indigenous community.” These are bold claims. But are they sustained by the facts?.

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