dc.description.abstract | in this study, i explore the experiences and qualities of productive learning relationships
shared by indigenous and non-indigenous educators in k-12 public education contexts. i know
from my own teaching experience and from existing research that non-indigenous educators
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well, and about respectfully
incorporating indigenous perspectives in their daily work. this study springs from my
experience as a canadian teacher of english, irish, and scottish heritage who is growing through
working alongside and relating with indigenous colleagues and community members. through a
narrative inquiry approach (clandinin & connelly, 2000), i present stories drawn from
conversational interviews (and in one case, observations) with indigenous and non-indigenous
educators who have worked together in ways they believe have positively influenced the non-
indigenous educators’ practices with respect to indigenous 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛
. each of these eleven stories
is represented individually, including a piece of art, a context statement, a multi-page story, and a
summary statement. in the discussion chapter, i draw out connecting ideas based on what i have
learned from the stories. these include qualities such as being open, being genuine, trust, being
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, and emotional dynamics like fear and confidence, fun and laughter. the
conclusions emphasize the variety of ways in which productive learning relationships arise and
are sustained by indigenous and non-indigenous educators of unique personalities, backgrounds,
and approaches. i point to some supporting factors, such as time and specific roles that can
facilitate these learning opportunities. | en_us |