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2025/2026 Winter Break
It's that wonderful time of the year again. That's right, it's break time! Our blog team, new and seasoned, have been working extra hard this year to bring our readers the best educational and entertaining content we can. Now, we get to hibernate for the next month! Through the holidays and into the spring 2026 semester, we will be resting our bodies and minds to prepare for another great year with you all. We do, of course, encourage you all to do the same. Inhale deep, exha
indigenoustutoring
6 days ago
Decolonizing Public Education 5: Indigenous Knowledge
We’ve brought up Indigenous Knowledge and mentioned ways of knowing a few times throughout this series, and hopefully it was understood in the context of each post. Today, for the fifth principle–Learning Recognizes the Role of Indigenous Knowledge–we’re going to go deeper into what ‘Indigenous Knowledge’ means and why it’s important to talk about. Perhaps the best way to describe Indigenous Knowledge, also referred to as Indigenous Ways of Knowing, is holistic; it is not si
indigenoustutoring
Nov 25
Our Story: Aboriginal Voices on Canada's Past
For those ready to move on to a young adult or mature fiction recommendation this week, try Our Story: Aboriginal Voices on Canada’s Past . It’s an anthology—a collection of nine short stories by nine different authors. If one story doesn’t speak to you, just try the next! Our Story is described in the preface as: “each of the Aboriginal authors has chosen an historical event and through the act of storytelling, turned it into a work of fiction.” It’s a great choice for reade
indigenoustutoring
Nov 17
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