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Thank-you for speaking to us at Laurier University the
other day. Everything you said made me remember why I
want to be a teacher. You reached out to us as teachers
and individuals. Your presentation is exactly what I
needed to hear. After the lecture, I read "Chili Burn Me
Tongue" to a man with autism and he loved being able to
read the word "bum." I realize there is a lot more to
that book and I plan to explore all three of your books
with my future classroom. So from the bottom of my
heart, thank you. (Britney, Pre-service Teacher,
Faculty of Education, Laurier University, January 2017). |
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Chris
D'Souza's keynote presentation was engaging,
relevant and applicable. Session participants
left with a greater understanding of equity as
they reflected on their own teaching practices,
specifically how it relates to their
relationships with students and this notion of
creating an inclusive classroom. We would
definitely invite him back to Calgary to present
at future conventions. |
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Adriana Wild |
Program Coordinator for the
Calgary City Teachers' Convention Association |
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A thousand thanks for coming and
speaking to our group yesterday! You made a very complex
topic approachable and kept people really engaged. We
were all touched by your generosity and inspired by your
passion. It was empowering! |
Elizabeth Anderson |
Community Action Coordinator |
The Local Community Food
Center |
Stratford Ontario |
February, 2013 |
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I recently read your book, Kicking
the Elephant’s Ankle. |
I loved it ! Absolutely loved it.
Great message, amazing illustrations, and timeless
message. Your author’s note at the end said it all !!
Your dedication to the Indigenous peoples around the
world was very special. |
I am responsible for Treaty
education in our school division, and this will
definitely be added to our resource collection. Thank
you for this timely gift in the light of all the events
occurring in our country and across the globe, |
Sandy Pinay-Schindler |
First Nations and Metis
Education Coordinator |
Prarie Valley School |
Saskatchewan, Canada |
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