Conference Keynote Heidi Langille: Inuit Cultural Ambassador
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Ontario History and Social Science Teachers' Association / Association des enseignant.es des sciences humaines de l'Ontario
Heidi is a proud Urban Inuk with family roots in Nunatsiavut (Labrador). She is a Mom, Cultural Ambassador, Presenter, Throat singer, drummer and
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In the grade 4 overview, the Social Studies Curriculum covers how students understand the past including social organization, daily life and relationships to
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