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Wiseman Mathematics Contest


A national mathematics contest for Indigenous youth on reserves in Grades 4-6.

Dr. Arzu Sardarli is an Associate Professor of Physics and Mathematics in the Department of Indigenous Science, The Environment, and Economic Development at First Nations University of Canada. Since 2008, Dr. Sardarli has been leading Math contests for students between Grades 4-6 who are living on-reserve. Supported by their teachers, up to five hundred students compete each year from reserve schools between British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. The competition is strong. Students finishing in first, second, and third place receive certificates of participation and the first-place winner becomes that year’s national winner. Dr. Sardarli believes that this competition builds a network of students and teachers who are connected around this topic.

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Organization: First Nations University of Canada
Location: First Nations University
Name: Arzu Sardarli
Title: Professor
Address:
1301 Central Ave
Prince Albert, SK
S6V 4W1
Email Address: asardarli@fnuniv.ca
Phone Number: 3067653333 (ext. 7338)

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Name: Timothy Merasty
Regional Lead(s):
  • Bettina Schneider 
  • Bonnie Rockthunder 
  • Dustin Brass 

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Saskatchewan

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Art/Performance
Curriculum
Literacy

Education Levels

Primary (K - Grade 8)
Teacher Education

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English
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