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Indigenous Tales and Legends as Resources in Schools

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What:
Workshop
When:
13:30, Wednesday 6 Nov 2024 (45 minutes)
Where:
- Room 510A
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Presenters : Fabrice Wacalie and Constance Lavoie  

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Institution : Université de Sherbrooke 

 

As part of this action-training research, we focused on the integration of Kanak Indigenous oral literature in kindergartens and primary schools in Kanaky/New Caledonia. The aim was to observe the level of inclusion of oral stories and the strategies used during storytelling activities in a school context. This study addresses the question: How is Indigenous oral literature used in schools? From a methodological perspective, we used a questionnaire with teachers and conducted interviews with educational professionals and Kanak storytellers to collect their views and draw a comparison between the social environment and the school environment. The results point to a vast repertoire of Indigenous stories and practices demonstrating an effort to counter epistemic injustices in colonized territories.

Who's Attending

Constance Lavoie
Université de Sherbrooke
Julie Vaudrin-Charette
Conseillère
Direction des relations avec les Premières Nations et les Inuit (Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur)

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