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Brandon Petahtegoose - Indigenous Education Comes from the Land


 

 

Brandon Petahtegoose of Atikameksheng First Nation disusses the importance of land-based learning and teaching the Anishnaabemowin language as part of this learning.  Without this knowledge one can become lost and susceptable to negative influences in life; knowing oneself is possible in relation to one’s culture and community.   Brandon has been fortunate to have had the opportunities to learn the traditional Anishnaabe Knolwedge of his family and community and this has helped him as well as those in the community.   Indigenous education is learning from the land, medicines, plants, and animals all within the Anishnaabemowin language.  Learning in this way is critical to the survival of Anishnaabe people. 

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Organization: Atikameksheng First Nation
Location: Atikameksheng First Nation
Name: Brandon Petahtegoose
Title: Traditional Teacher
Address:
203 Maani St.
Naughton, ON
P0M 2M0
Email Address: petahtegooseb@gmail.com
Phone Number: 705 698 7526

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Name: Kevin Fitzmaurice
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevin.fitzmaurice.353
Regional Lead(s):
  • Kevin Fitzmaurice 

Province/Territory

Ontario

Education Topics

Curriculum
Elder Knowledge
Environment
Land-based Learning
Language
Medicines
Ojibway
Student Support/Success
Traditional Knowledge

Education Levels

Family
Post-Secondary
Secondary (Grade 9 - 12/13)

Language Spoken

English