Inuit and Adult Learning

Inuit authors/ researchers/ organizations are highlighted in bold

• (Bruner) Inutitive and Analytical thinking (pdf)

• Button, David M. "The Role of Fur Trade Technologies in Adult Learning: A Study of Selected Inuvialuit Ancestors at Cape Krusenstern, NWT (Nunavut), Canada 1935-1947". (pdf)
  
  A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Education, University of Calgary, Canada. August, 2008, 268 pages + References
  
  
• Button, David. "Inuit Ways of Knowing - A commentary" in CNST Student Research Newsletter. February 2007, Issue 5.

• CBC Archives. The Berger Pipeline Inquiry. Retrieved Feb 8, 2008 from http://archives.cbc.ca/IDD-1-73-295/politics_economy/pipeline/

• Collignon, Beatrice. (2006). Inuit place names and sense of place. In Stern & Stevenson, 2006, Critical Inuit Studies – An anthology of contemporary Arctic ethnography. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, p. 187-205.

• Collignon, B. (2006). Knowing places: the Inuinnait, landscapes and the environment. Edmonton: Canadian Circumpolar Institute (CCI) Press.

• The contact-traditional era in Canada's central Arctic - Arctic Migrants-Arctic Villagers
  
  
• Damas, David (2004). Arctic Migrants/Arctic Villagers - The Transformation of Inuit Settlement in the Central Arctic.
  
  
• COPE (1977). Inuvialuit, Edition No. 8, p. 1-4

• Cowart, Monica,Embodied Cognition. Retrieved Feb 7, 2008 from

  http://www.iep.utm.edu/embodcog/

• Day, Billy (2002) Renewable Resources of the Beaufort Sea for our children: Perspectives from an Inuvialuit elder. Arctic, Vol. 55, Suppl. 1, p.1-3.

• Fehr, Alan & Hurst, William. (1996). Recommendation on the integration of two ways of knowing: Traditional Indigenous knowledge and scientific knowledge (pdf). CAFF Seminar on the Documentation and Application of Indigenous Knowledge, Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada November 15-17, 1996. Aurora Research Institute, Aurora College, Inuvik, NWT, p. 1-93.

• Globe and Mail, Aboriginal Affairs, The Inuit cultural matrix reloaded, Friday Feb 15, 2008, p. A3.(pdf)

• Government of Nunavut, Canada. (2008) Nunavut Adult Learning Strategy, Government of Nunavut, Iqaluit. Retrieved Feb 7, 2008 from

  http://www.tunngavik.com/documents/publications/2008-08-11-Nunavut-Adult-Learning-Strategy-English.pdf

• Hansen, Elizabeth. (1994). Mackenzie Delta Seasonal Calendar (pdf)

• Hart, Elisa & Amos, Beverly (2004) Learning about marine resources and their use through Inuvialuit oral history. Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre, Inuvik, NWT.

• Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK) (2004) Backgrounder on Inuit and Education for Discussion at Life Long Learning Sectoral Meetings. Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Ottawa.

• Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK) (2005) State of Inuit Learning in Canada, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Ottawa, Ont. Retrieved Feb 7, 2008 from http://www.itk.ca/sites/default/files/Partnering-with-Parent-and-Communities-Education-Experience_0.pdf
  
  
• Inuvialuit Communications Society (nd) Importance of Education to Inuvialuit (video)
  
  
• Inuvialuit Communications Society (1985), Interview with Agnes Semmler (video)

• Inuvialuit Regional Corporation (1998). Inuvialuit Curriculum: History & Culture - Teacher Resource - Grades 1 - 3

• Kawagley,Angayuqaq Oscar  and Ray Barnhardt. Education Native to Place – Western Science meets Native reality. . Canadian Journal of Native Education, p.117. In Ecological Education in Action on weaving Education, Culture and the Environment. By Gregory A. Smith & Dilafruz R. Williams, 1999. State University of New York

• Kawalilak, C. (July, 2004). Challenging times for adult learners and educators (pdf). Researching Work and Learning - Work and Lifelong Learning in Different Contexts: [Conference Proceedings] Book VI (8): Learning and Learners at Work (pp. 130-139), Finland: University of Tampére, Department of Education Publishing.

• Kirby, Rosemary Iriaryuk. (1994) Inuvialuit Adult Learning at Paulatuk, N.W.T – The Role of the Roman Catholic Missionaries (unpublished research), In Inuvialuit Heritage/ History Binder, Joint Secretariat, Inuvik, NWT.

• Kirby, Rosemary Iriaryuk. (1996). Reviving Inuvialuktun. 05 Inuktitut, Issue # 96 p.43-46

• Klassen, Mildred (1994) Inuvialuit Culture and the Rules of Traditional Times (pdf)

• Moore, Andrew (1944) Report on an Educational Survey Conducted in the Mackenzie District of the Canadian Northwest Territories During the Months of July and August, 1944
  • Pages 1 -59
  • Pages 60 - 96
    

• Mackenzie Region, Northwest Territories, Education statistics for 1949-1959.
• NWT Eskimo Education stats 1949-1958 (pdf)
• NWT Summer Recreation, Ed Duggan -1959 (pdf)
• Akaitcho Hall Regs 1959-60 - Yellowknife, NT (pdf)
• Read Island - DEW line families - 1957 (pdf)
• Aklavik - New Aklavik 1959 (pdf)
• Experiment in Camp Education, Cape Dorset, NU 1950-57 (pdf)
• Inuit enrolment in schools 1949-1958 (pdf)

• Murdoch, John. (1973). Intuitive and analytic thought in a tribal context. Unpublished research, p. 1-13. McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario. (pdf)

• Nagy, Muriel. (2006) Inuvialuit Time, Space and Memory In In Stern & Stevenson, 2006, Critical Inuit Studies – An anthology of contemporary Arctic ethnography. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, p. 71-88.(pdf)
  

• Van Nieuwenhuyzen, Maria. (2001) Integrating aboriginal values in adult basic education in the Northwest Territories. Unpublished thesis. Master of Arts in Conflict Analysis and Management, Royal Roads University, p. 1-88. Retrieved February 7, 2008 from: http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/MQ62038.pdf

• Okpik, Abe. (1960). What do the Eskimo People Want? Northern Affairs Bulletin, Vol. VII, Number 2, March-April, p.38-42. (pdf)

• Pokiak, Randal. (1989) Inuvialuit Leaders, Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre, Inuvik, NWT. (pdf)

• Pokiak, Randal (1991). Inuvialuit History, Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre, Inuvik, NWT.

• Pokiak, Randal. (1996). Education / Cultural Centres Program: Inuvialuit teach their youth Inuvialuit survival skills. Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre, Inuvik, NWT. (pdf)

• Qikiqtaruk - Inuvialuit Archaeology on Herschel Island - an Inuvialuit trading site.
  

• Rasmussen, Derek. (2000) Dissolving Inuit Society through technologies of Euro-Canadian education and money (pdf) Interculture, Oct 2000, Issue No. 139, p. 1-33.

• Salokangas, Raila M (2009)., The Meaning of Education For Inuvialuit in Toktoyaktuk, NWT, Canada (Edmonton: University of Alberta)
  
  
• Sawyer, Don. (1991) Native Learning Styles (pdf)

• (Stern) 1999 “Learning to Be Smart: An Exploration of the Culture of Intelligence in a Canadian Inuit Community” in American Anthropologist 101, 3 (1999). Pages 502-514.(pdf)

• Warner, Linda. Native Ways of Knowing: Let Me Count the Ways. Retrieved
  June 27, 2008 from
  http://www.cst.ed.ac.uk/2005conference/papers/Warner_paper.pdf