Module 1: Indigenous Knowing Methodologies by Elder, Author David Plain, MTS, Aamjiwnaang FN

This module is one of four included as part of a new, online open-access program, a taught doctorate (EdD) in remote digital pedagogy. To understand indigenous teaching methods more fully, one must understand the fundamental differences between Indigenous and Western worldviews. The candidate needs to be able to view indigenous teaching through an indigenous lens. They need to be able to “take off their Western glasses and put on their indigenous ones.”

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Global EdD (taught doctorate) in Remote Pedagogy and Stewardship (Library submission version) Copyright © by Kara Ghobhainn Smith; David D. Plain; Frank Rennie, Gareth Davies, UHI, Thu Le; Clinton Beckford, Loretta Sbrocca; and ShiJing Xu, Chenkai Chi, Yuhan Deng, University of Windsor, Canada is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

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