Language in Native Education

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Introduction: Cultural Diversity and Canadian Education 1
5. Images of Canadian Society
6. Reluctant Hosts: Anglo-Canadian Views of Multiculturalism in the Twentieth Century 21
7. The Ambiguities of a Bilingual and Multicultural Canada 41
8. The Franco-Canadians of Western Canada and Multiculturalism 48
9. Dilemmas and Contradictions of a Multi-ethnic Society 69
10. Education and Cultural Diversity
11. The Official Languages and Education-Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism 85
12. Education: The Cultural Contribution of the Other Ethnic Groups–Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism 96
13. Indian Control of Indian Education–National Indian Brotherhood 131
14. Education for Immigrants–Commission of Inquiry on The Position of The French Language and on Language Rights 150
15. Language, Culture and Schooling
16. Principles for a Language Policy 184
17. Language in Native Education 194
18. The Non-Official Languages Study 217
19. Culture and Language as Factors in Learning and Education 233
20. Curriculum and Textbooks
21. Whose Culture? Whose Heritage? Ethnicity Within Canadian Social Studies 265
22. The Social Role of School Textbooks in Canada 290
23. Curriculum Development 313
24. The Rationale for Canadian Studies 324
25. Community, Schools and Teachers
26. Multicultural Programs in Toronto Schools 349
27. Evaluation of the Second Year of a Bilingual (English-Ukrainian) Program 370
28. Native Teacher Education in a Community Setting: The Mt. Currie Program 383
29. Teacher Education for a Multicultural Society 399
30. Issues and Innovations in Theory and Practice
31. Education in a Multicultural Society: What Sort of Education? What Sort of Society? 412
32. French Immersion in Canada: Achievements and Directions 431
33. The Vertical Mosaic in Flux: Ethnicity and Education in Urban Canada, 1951-1971 452
34. Heritage Languages and Canadian School Programs 477
35. Appendix
36. The Official Languages Act (1969) 502
37. Statement by the Prime Minister in the House of Commons, October 8, 1971 518
38. Bill 101 Charter of the French Language (1977) 521
39. Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms(1982) 534
40. The Contributors 548