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summary:practical anishinaabe pedagogy practices
description:join mkomose (dr. andrew judge) for an engaging dialogue around 
 anishinaabe pedagogical practices. mkomose has been a professor of 
 anishinaabe and indigenous studies for 15 years and his phd is in 
 indigenous education from western university. in this dialogue he will 
 share some of the ways he's implemented anishinaabe pedagogical practices 
 in teaching\, assessment design\, and course design in delivering over 50 
 courses throughout his career.\n\nbio:\n\nmkomose - andrew judge\, phd - is 
 an anishinaabe scholar\, educator\, and knowledge keeper who focuses on 
 anishinaabe and indigenous knowledge systems\, land-based education\, and 
 environmental stewardship. he is of anishinaabe and irish descent and has 
 dedicated much of his nearly two decade long career to reviving traditional 
 ecological knowledge and fostering deeper connections between people and 
 the natural world.\n\n \n\nlocation:  5th floor library - li 5014 c \n\nif 
 you cannot make it in person then a zoom link can be provided.  this zoom 
 link will be emailed wednesday afternoon.
organizer;cn="teaching commons":mailto:teachingcommons@lakeheadu.ca
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url:https://libcal.lakeheadu.ca/event/3877401
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