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3-Step Plan for Improving Student Success One of the most important aspects of measuring success is recognizing that there are a variety of ways to do so effectively. For example, according to Derrick Baxter, President and CEO, Ogoki Learning Inc.,“Language success can be measured by our Elders—have children have a conversation or participate in traditional […]
Checklist 1. Language Emotional Why is this indicator important? Learning for First Nations people is indelibly rooted in their ancestral languages, traditions and cultures. For many First Nations people, language is an important part of their sense of self. Language is embedded with the distinctive history, culture and identity of family, community, the land, and […]
