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Storytelling Unit Wrap Up
Storytelling Unit Wrap Up
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How can historical narratives get perpetuated?
Day to day conversation
Textbooks
The media
The government & their policies
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Indigenous stories are for typically for entertainment purposes
False
True
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Why is it important to listen when it comes to reconciliation?
Listening helps avoid responsibility and keeps the status quo.
Indigenous voices have been silenced for too long.
Settler voices have dominated the narrative.
So everyone agrees on the same version of history without discussion.
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Why is storytelling crucial for reconciliation?
It reconnects Indigenous ppl with their culture so it can be transmitted.
It is not crucial but it helps.
Helps dismantle settler narratives that harm Indigenous people
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Storytelling has healing power
True
False
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How can storytelling heal?
By reconnecting someone with their culture and community.
By allowing someone to tell others about their trauma.
Because it is fun and creates a sense of purpose.
It can distract someone from their past and trauma.
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storytelling is not crucial for reconciliation
True
False
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All four stories we've studied from The Legends of the Capilano are connected to a place
True
False
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Thinking about the four stories we've studied what disparities between Indigenous and settler worldviews do they reveal?
Food
Land use
The role of women
Conception of wealth
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Oral stories are difficult to preserve and should be documented
False
True
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What is the cultural significance of storytelling for Indigenous people?
Transmits teachings, values, & cultural identity across generations.
It is a method to pass down laws and scientific formulas.
It is used only during religious ceremonies and never in everyday life.
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Why was The Legends of Vancouver renamed The Legends of the Capilano?
The publishing company thought the new name would sell better.
It’s the original name Johnson wanted for her book.
Because many of the stories were told on the Capilano Reserve.
To honour Joe and Mary Capilano and provide them author credit.
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Indigenous stories have existed since time immemorial
False
True
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What is a historical narrative?
An accurate depiction of past events.
A textbook summary of dates and names.
A fictional story about historical figures
A story used to make sense of the past.
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Why is it important to learn about local stories like the one's we've studied?
Helps reconnect us with the land we live on.
So we can understand the people and places we encounter consistently.
