Sunshine LaborteNov 7, 20192 min readBlog 9: Curriculum as LiteracyAt the beginning of the reading, Leroy Little Bear (2000) states that colonialism "tries to maintain a singular social order by means of...
Sunshine LaborteOct 30, 20192 min readBlog 8: Single StoryHow has your upbringing/schooling shaped how you “read the world?” What biases and lenses do you bring to the classroom? How might we...
Sunshine LaborteOct 23, 20192 min readBlog 7 - Curriculum & Treaty EducationPart 1) According to the Levin article, how are school curricula developed and implemented? What new information/perspectives does this...
Sunshine LaborteOct 17, 20191 min readBlog 6: We are all treaty peopleIn Dwayne’s video of “On what terms can we speak?” states that colonialism has been embedded within the Canadian system. Dwayne also...
Sunshine LaborteOct 17, 20191 min readBlog 5: Learning from placeThroughout the article, re-inhabitation portrays the community’s interaction and connection with environment and place. I remember in...
Sunshine LaborteOct 16, 20191 min readBlog 4: "Good Student"Good student is defined as someone who do their readings, has a good work ethic, someone who listens, and someone who respects the...
Sunshine LaborteSep 29, 20191 min readBlog 3: Critical Summary AssignmentFor my critical summary assignment, I chose to do race and curriculum. I find this topic to be intriguing because as a person from a...
Sunshine LaborteSep 24, 20192 min readWeek 2: Curriculum Theory & PracticeThe first model of Smith’s curriculum theory and practice explores the idea of curriculum as transmitted. In this concept, Smith explains...
Sunshine LaborteSep 24, 20191 min readWeek 1: The Problem With CommonsenseKumashiro’s definition of commonsense is generated from his experience in Nepal in which, his involvement within the community-made him...