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All Canadians Can Gain Knowledge of the Truth of Indigenous History and Reality


Darlene Horseman is a professor at the Grande Prairie Regional College. She shares her perspective of the post secondary education system and process from her experience as a student to a professor. She speaks of what was taught in Indigenous studies and how it has changed from very vague information to very concise.

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Organization: Grande Prairie Regional College
Name: Darlene Horseman
Title: Indigenous Studies University Professor
Address:
10726-106Ave
Grande Prairie , AB
T8V4C4
Email Address: Dhorseman@GPRC.ab.ca
Phone Number: 7805392889

Contributor

Name: Frannie and Kisa Rogers
Regional Lead(s):
  • Linda Many Guns 

Province/Territory

Alberta

Education Levels

Community
Post-Secondary
Teacher Education

Education Topics

Curriculum
Governance
History
Land-based Learning
Professional Development
Teacher Training
Treaties

Language Spoken

English
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