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The Festival of Learning 2016 has ended, it took place June 6–9, 2016. This post-secondary education event hosted more than 400 delegates, offering a variety of session formats, learning experiences, unique spaces, as well as social and networking events. Don’t miss the next Festival of Learning 2018 happening May 28-30, 2018.

Monday, June 6 • 11:00am - 11:50am
Improving Learning Outcomes in Remote Learning Communities (11:00 - 11:50 Area 3B) LIMITED

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Limited Capacity seats available

Open Session Limited to 50 Participants (First-Come, First-In). This session takes place in a large ballroom with two sessions happening at the same time but at opposite ends of the room. (Area 3B)


Mary-Anne Neal is working closely with the Sahtu Dene communities of Fort Good Hope and Colville Lake to reimagine the education system in an effort to improve learning outcomes, raise academic standards, build leadership capacity and promote lifelong learning. 

Her recent visit to the Northwest Territories marks the first step in a long-term initiative that will engage learners of all ages in personal and community improvement projects. 

Barriers to success faced by Canada’s aboriginal population are already well documented. In this presentation, Mary-Anne will share the ways by which incorporating the principles of 21st Century Learning will support achievement of the goals set by the Dene people.


Presenter 
Mary-Anne Neal, Associate Faculty, Royal Roads University 

Speakers
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Mary-Anne Neal

Associate Faculty, Royal Roads University
I work to improve educational outcomes for indigenous learners who live in remote northern communities.My specialization is experiential learning and I want to learn more about incorporating activities into online instruction.



Monday June 6, 2016 11:00am - 11:50am PDT
Grand Villa 3 Ballroom (Second Floor)