Welcome to the Research Briefs. These briefs offer a snapshot into the research that has already been completed for this study.

Table-of-Contents Introduction IndexDownload
1. CommunityDownload
2. Becoming Present by Bearing WitnessDownload
3. A Fundamental Disconnect? Policy and Aboriginal EpistemologyDownload
4. GiftDownload
5. MediationDownload
6. Activation through AffirmationDownload
7. Decolonization, Animation, Knowledge MobilizationDownload
8. Aboriginal Learning Styles and PedagogyDownload
9. Assimilation into Self-Determination, Constraint and Frustration into Hope and PossibilityDownload
10. Testimony, Witnessing, RepresentationDownload
11. The Ethics of MĂ©tissageDownload
12. Aboriginal Language RevitalizationDownload
13. Teacher Initiative and Professional Sensitivity: Aboriginal Education at the CentreDownload
14. Capacity-Building: The Critical Component in the Exercise of Aboriginal PowerDownload
15. Universities’ Culpability, Textbooks’ MisrepresentationDownload
16. History and Nature of Inuit EducationDownload
17. Culturally Responsive Mathematics Education Decolonizing Service-Learning Anti-Oppressive EducationDownload
18. A Curriculum Theory Project in Ontario, A Pole Carving Course in British Columbia, Treaty Education in SaskatchewanDownload
19. Representations of First Peoples in Québec TextbooksDownload
20. Which History of Québec Should Be Taught to the Young Québécois of Today?Download
21. The 2006 Curriculum Controversy in QuébecDownload
22. Québec Elementary-School Curriculum Reform 1861-1992Download
23. The Presence of Culture Within the CurriculumDownload
24. The Consequence of the Parent Report for Curriculum in QuébecDownload
25. Elementary School Teachers’ Reception of the 2001 QuĂ©bec Curriculum ReformDownload
26. Anglo-Saxon and Franco-European Conceptions of Curriculum, Key Players in the 1997 Québec Curriculum ReformDownload
27. The 2006 Québec Curriculum ControversyDownload
28. Catholicism, Secularism, and the Parent ReportDownload
29. Québec Curriculum Questions, Histories, ScenariosDownload
30. More Similarities than Differences Between Anglophone Canada and Québec Curriculum?Download
31. Should the Québec Curriculum Be More Like the American Curriculum?Download
32. The Canadian Teachers’ Federation President’s Forum on First Nations, MĂ©tis and InuitDownload
33. Thoughtful WorryingDownload
34. Toward Canadian Curriculum TheoryDownload
35. The Idea of Canadian Curriculum StudiesDownload
36. Writing One’s Way HomeDownload
37. A Poetics of Curriculum ResearchDownload
38. Indigenous Story-telling and MĂ©tissageDownload
39. Métissage, Place, PracticeDownload
40. Deconstruction, Hospitality, GreenwashingDownload
41. StoryworkDownload
42. Standardization, Technologization, CommercializationDownload
43. The Ethical Ground of TeachingDownload
44. Oral History, Redress and ReconciliationDownload
45. An Active and Living History of an EventDownload
46. Indigenous Environment EducationDownload
47. Indigenous Men and MasculinitiesDownload
48. Silence in Narratives of the Internment, Settler Life WritingDownload
49. Humanness Across Racist DividesDownload
50. Narrative HabitusDownload
51. Re-Storying Settler-Colonial Historical ConsciousnessDownload
52. Curriculum Development and TheoryDownload
53. Philosophy K-12Download
54. Family Life EducationDownload
55. Teachers as Curriculum DevelopersDownload
56. National UnderstandingDownload
57. Canadian Curriculum in CrisisDownload
58. Multiculturalism by Any MeansDownload
59. Curriculum Development Supported by the Canada Studies FoundationDownload
60. The Subjective Nature of Curriculum EvaluationDownload
61. Moral/Values EducationDownload
62. An Evaluation of the Canada Studies FoundationDownload
63. EqualityDownload
64. Self-EducationDownload
65. Curriculum DesignDownload
66. Textbooks and Social ControlDownload
67. Self-Education CritiquedDownload
68. Curriculum ImplementationDownload
69. Curriculum Implementation (redux)Download
70. Decisions Teachers MakeDownload
71. Curriculum EvaluationDownload
72. The Canadian CaseDownload
73. Introversion-ExtroversionDownload
74. Philosophy of EducationDownload
75. The “Back to the Basics” MovementDownload
76. The Future (1981)Download
77. The 1970s British Columbia Assessment ProgramDownload
78. A Common Core Canadian Curriculum?Download
79. Knowing OurselvesDownload
80. A Common Contenance? Part IDownload
81. A Common Contenance? Part IIDownload
82. A Common Contenance? Part IIIDownload
83. A Common Contenance? PartIVDownload
84. A Common Contenance? Part VDownload
85. A Common Contenance? Part VIDownload
86. A Common Contenance? Part VIIDownload
87. Truth as Home, as Shared, as CommunityDownload
88. A Global Perspective of Indigenous EducationDownload
89. The Development of Historical Thinking  Download 
90. Living HumanlyDownload