Cree Pedagogy with Angelina Weenie and Doreen Oakes

In this episode, Angelina discusses how her book came to be, and how it is a demonstration of the importance of different cultural experiences and backgrounds. She wanted to share the experiences of different students and colleagues of hers.

In this episode, Angelina continues the conversation about the importance of cultural camps within the bachelor of education program in the First Nations University of Canada. 

In this episode, Angelina discusses the Mother Earth Teaching shared by Elders at cultural camps. She talks about the importance of children learning these teachings and how cultural camps can teach university students how to teach these lessons. 

In this episode, Angelina discusses the role that First Nations University of Canada played in teaching all Indigenous cultures and languages, with special attention to her own experience and Cree heritage.

In this episode, Angelina talks about the importance of learning form her mother and grandparents, and how teaching others about the Cree culture and way of life have helped form her career as an educator. 

In this first episode, Dr. Angelina Weenie discusses the lessons in her book about the importance of learning how to teach with Cree cultural perspectives.