The knowledge garden
Why is it important for youth to hear from Elders and Knowledge Holders? Learn about Two-Eyed Seeing from Mi’kmaw Knowledge Holders Blair Bernard and Tracy Marshall. Through the example of the Three Sisters (corn, beans, and squash), Tracy demonstrates how traditional planting practices harmonize with scientific explanations. Blair explains the importance of learning from nature and sharing knowledge collectively.
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Learn from nature: Students learn about sit spots and how to make a land journal. Next, they explore how to use the four guiding principles of Netukulimk to guide their sit spot experience. Students are then invited to choose their own sit spot and record their observations, thoughts, and questions.
