Bits & Bobs:
- 23 September 2019: Forthcoming online presentation through Finland's University of the Arctic as part of the International Year of Indigenous Languages. - 13 September 2019: New chapter in Tomlins-Jahnke, Styres, Lilley & Zinga Indigenous Education: New Directions in Theory and Practice. - 10 September 2019: New member of the Royal Society of Canada. - 30 May 2019: Article on ancestral languages in The Conversation. - 04 March 2019: SSHRC CRC Story on Indigenous Language Education - 19 November 2018: Preliminary Programme of the Oxford Education Research Symposium in Oxford, UK. - 11 September 2018: New Article in the Springer Encyclopedia of Educational Philosophy - The Moral Landscape of Indigenous Knowledge in Learning: Initial Thoughts for Primary and Secondary Education. Older news, including links to academic articles, may be found in the "Scholarship" tab above under the heading "Scholarship & Media". |
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Welcome to my website. My name is Frank Deer. I am an Associate professor, Canada Research Chair at the University of Manitoba's Faculty of Education, and member of the Royal Society of Canada. I earned a PhD in Educational Administration from the University of Saskatchewan in 2008 after obtaining a B.Ed and M.Ed from the University of Manitoba in 1999 and 2003 respectively. I have previously served as a classroom teacher in the Frontier School Division and the Winnipeg School Division. My doctoral dissertation on citizenship education may be found here. My Scholarly Interests: - Indigenous Education - Philosophy of Education - Indigenous Language Education - Identity Studies Last Updated: Awentataaon’ke, 23 Seskehkó:wa 2019
Group photo of presenters at SSHRC/Federation "Imagining Canada's Future" gathering - Ottawa; November 2015
Attended the "Building Reconciliation Forum" hosted at the University of Alberta in September 2016. From left to right: Ry Moran (Director of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation), Wab Kinew (MLA for Fort Rouge), your's truly, and Kevin Lamoureux (Associate Vice-President Indigenous Affaires, University of Winnipeg).
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