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Aboriginal Education and Native Studies Resources from David Spencer's Education Paragon

Connect with Aboriginal elders and educators and join the First Nations, Métis & Inuit Education Association of Ontario formerly the Native Education Association of Ontario Circle (NEAO Circle) and previously The Aboriginal and Environmental Education Circle (AEE Circle). The NEAO Circle was a professional learning and sharing network of educators, teachers, college instructors, university professors, Aboriginal elders and leaders. Through e-mail, they shared First Nation, Metis and Inuit and native studies resources, curriculum and teaching strategies that will help Canadian teachers integrate school curriculum with current cultural, environmental and historical contributions of our Canadian First Nations, Inuit and Metis brothers and sisters.
Join the First Nations, Métis & Inuit Education Association of Ontario on Facebook.
See photos and read about past gatherings of The Aboriginal and Environmental Education Circle (AEE Circle).
Join the First Nation, Metis & Inuit Education Association of Ontario (FNMIEAO) the Ontario Ministry of Education recognized provincial subject association for teachers and educators of First Nation, Metis & Inuit Studies and Native Languages. From 2011 to May 2014, this subject association was previously called the Native Education Association of Ontario (NEAO). Special thanks to Marg Boyle for her three years of leadership, encouragement and support.
The shortcut to this page is http://aboriginal.davidspencer.ca.

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As of 2001, 976,305 people in Canada identified themselves as Aboriginal (3% of Canadians). Seventy percent of Aboriginal people live off reserve; 62% identify themselves as Indian, 30% as Métis and 4% as Inuit. Canada's aboriginal population is diverse in ancestry, history and culture. There are 630 First Nations (Bands), comprising 52 Nations or cultural groups and more than 50 languages. Source: CCSA

1 Aboriginal Art
2 Aboriginal Education
3 Aboriginal Employment
4 Aboriginal Glossary
5 Aboriginal Health
6 Aboriginal Law
7 Aboriginal Media
8 Aboriginal Online Social Networking
9 Aboriginal Organizations
10 Aboriginal Resource Books
11 Aboriginal Technology
12 Aboriginal Treaties
13 First Nations Art and Music
14 First Nations Awareness Education
15 First Nations Career Training
16 First Nations Celebrations
17 First Nations Ceremonies
18 First Nations Communities
19 First Nations Canadians
20 First Nations Cultural Centres
21 First Nations Education Plans
22 First Nations and the Environment
23 First Nations Faith, Religion and Spirituality
24 First Nations Films
25 First Nations Finances
26 First Nations Glossary
27 First Nations Harvesting
28 First Nations Health
29 First Nations History
30 First Nations Issues
31 Indigenous People and Their Environment
32 Inuit Art and Music
33 Inuit Celebrations
34 Inuit History
35 Inuit Health
36 Inuit Canadians
37 Inuit Organizations
38 Métis Art and Music
39 Métis Canadians
40 Métis Career Training
41 Métis Celebrations
42 Métis Ceremonies
43 Métis and the Environment
44 Métis Faith, Religion and Spirituality
45 Métis Glossary
46 Métis Harvesting
47 Métis Health
48 Métis History
49 Métis Law
50 Métis Media
51 Métis Organizations
52 Native Studies
53 Professional Learning Opportunities for Educators
54 Speaker's Bureau for Aboriginal Education
55 Aboriginal Issues Worldwide

Aboriginal Art

Aboriginal Education

Aboriginal Employment

Aboriginal Glossary

Aboriginal Health

Aboriginal Law

Aboriginal Media

Aboriginal Online Social Networking

Aboriginal Organizations

Aboriginal Resource Books

Aboriginal Technology

Aboriginal Treaties

First Nations Art and Music

First Nations Awareness Education

First Nations Career Training

First Nations Celebrations

First Nations Ceremonies

First Nations Communities

First Nations Canadians

First Nations Cultural Centres

First Nations Education Plans

First Nations and the Environment

First Nations Faith, Religion and Spirituality

First Nations Films

First Nations Finances

First Nations Glossary

First Nations Harvesting

First Nations Health

First Nations History

First Nations Issues

Indigenous People and Their Environment

Inuit Art and Music

Inuit Celebrations

Inuit History

Inuit Health

Inuit Canadians

Inuit Organizations

Métis Art and Music

"Métis means a person who self-identifies as Métis, is distinct from other Aboriginal peoples, is of Historic Métis ancestry, and is accepted by the Métis Nation.