Indigenous Conversational Approach to History and Business Education

Mary Beth Doucette · Joseph Scott Gladstone · Teddy Carter

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Relationships, past, present, and future, and applied learning are critically important aspects of Indigenous knowledge systems. We advocate bringing forward Indigenous ways of thinking, old ways o...

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