Universal Value of the Month
Dai Nun (June) is Determination.
Represented by Talukw (Salmon). Determination is never giving up. Determination is seeing things through to the end, even if they are hard. Determination is believing that you can do anything that you put your mind to. Determination is having the will to continue, even when those around you don't. |
Picture by Ethan Ableman
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SOME BOOKS IN OUR LEARNING COMMONS ON DETERMINATION
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National Indigenous History Month
June is National Indigenous History Month. We take this opportunity to bring to the forefront discussions and programming around Canada's First People and their history.
At Nusdeh Yoh we have a year long focus on Indigenous ways of knowing and doing and June is no exception. We will be celebrating National Indigenous People's Day on June 21 with a day of fun activities.
Below are some links to connect you to information and resources that may be useful this month.
At Nusdeh Yoh we have a year long focus on Indigenous ways of knowing and doing and June is no exception. We will be celebrating National Indigenous People's Day on June 21 with a day of fun activities.
Below are some links to connect you to information and resources that may be useful this month.
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Nusdeh Yoh in the Media
Numerous teachers and administrators at Nusdeh Yoh have been interviewed in the past few months. With the focus on Aboriginal Education and what it can look like for our students, Aborignial Education is topic that is garnering more and more interest. Below are some links to various media in which teachers and others working at our wonderful school get to share their experiences, hopes, and wishes for the future.
Interview by Andrew Kurjata from CBC Daybreak North as part of the CBC's Beyond Beads and Bannock special series: link
Following are a series of Interviews conducted by the National Center for Collaboration Indigenous Education (NCCIE)
Interview by Andrew Kurjata from CBC Daybreak North as part of the CBC's Beyond Beads and Bannock special series: link
Following are a series of Interviews conducted by the National Center for Collaboration Indigenous Education (NCCIE)
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