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2. Tracing Dialogue in the Classroom: Exchanges of Meaning/Changes of Meaning

Author

Schorcht, Blanca

Abstract

The difficulty in communicating what is meant by the word "dialogue" is one that faces all those who use language. The word "dialogue" itself clearly carries with it notions of exchange, a verbal intercourse of thought. It also suggests balance and hints at a discursive to and fro among speakers. Consequently, the "dialogistic" suggests a student's taking part in a dialogue, or multiple dialogues, among students and teachers; it also suggests taking turns, constructing a delicate balancing act in a classroom where power relations remain unequal. The word "dialogue" is, as well, related to the word "dialect"; it hints at one's manner of speaking and implies the specificity of language carried through to the level of the individual--one's "idiolect." This article discusses the manner in which dialogue manifests itself as a problem within the context of the classroom. How will student and professor negotiate these institutionalized sets of power relations during their precarious balancing act? Once engaged in the performance of dialogue, how can those in the classroom also engage themselves in the act of balancing, or alternatively, displacing, other sets of power relations? (Contains 1 endnote.)

Published
2005

3. Aboriginal Business Capacity Building Programs in the Central Interior of British Columbia: A Collaborative Project between the University and Communities

Author

Kunkel, Titi, Schorcht, Blanca, and Brazzoni, Randall

Abstract

Aboriginal communities in Canada are typically marginalized, have very low employment participation rates, and have limited economic infrastructure. The downturn in global economies further marginalized these communities. The University of Northern British Columbia's (UNBC) Continuing Studies department piloted an Aboriginal and Small Business Leadership Certificate program in the central interior of British Columbia (BC) between November 2008 and May 2009. The aim of the program was to address some of the issues faced by Aboriginal communities affected by the mountain pine beetle infestation in central BC. The success of the pilot project led UNBC Continuing Studies to collaborate with some communities in the central interior of BC to access funds through the federal government's Community Adjustment Funds initiative in order to develop and deliver a business capacity building project. The project consisted of a certificate program with enhanced Aboriginal content and an internship program to provide workplace experience for students. This paper reports on the practice of community engagement and learning as a result of this project. (Contains 2 endnotes.)

Published
2011

4. Chapitre 1. Le livre et les identités nationales

Author

Mckillop, A. B., Hjartarson, Paul, Schorcht, Blanca, Litt, Paul, Vincent, Josée, Delisle, Jean, Gallichan, Gilles, Robert, Lucie, Verduyn, Christl, Friskney, Janet B., Michon, Jacques, Connor, Jennifer J., and Beglo, Jo Nordley

Subjects
History, HB, imprimerie, HIS000000, édition, histoire du livre, Humanities, Multidisciplinary
Abstract

Le discours sur la nation dans la production imprimée a. b. mckillop En 1918, les intellectuels, hommes politiques, journalistes et éducateurs canadiens qui se représentaient leur pays par le moyen du langage disposaient essentiellement de cinq véhicules pour communiquer leurs idées : la salle de cours, la tribune publique, l’article, l’essai et le livre. L’imprimé, dans ces trois derniers cas, a conservé son prestige, même après l’avènement des médias radiotélévisés. La radio et la télévisio...

Published
2018

5. Storied images

Author

Schorcht, Blanca

Subjects
Long Powwow Nights (Nonfiction work) -- Paul, Leonard -- Bouchard, David -- Aleekuk, Pam, Blackfoot War Art: Pictographs of the Reservation Period, 1880-2000 (Nonfiction work) -- Dempsey, L. James, Books -- Book reviews
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L. James Dempsey Blackfoot War Art: Pictographs of the Reservation Period, 1880-2000. U of Oklahoma P us $45.00 David Bouchard and Pam Aleekuk Long Powwow Nights. Red Deer $24.95 In [...]

Published
2010

6. Aboriginal Business Capacity Building Programs in the Central Interior of British Columbia: A Collaborative Project Between the University and Communities

Author

Kunkel, Titi, Schorcht, Blanca, and Brazzoni, Randall

Subjects
Economic growth, Government, Community engagement, biology, business.industry, Capacity building, General Medicine, Small business, biology.organism_classification, Natural resource, Interpersonal relationship, Internship, Political science, business, Mountain pine beetle
Abstract

Aboriginal communities in Canada are typically marginalized, have very low employment participation rates, and have limited economic infrastructure. The downturn in global economies further marginalized these communities. The University of Northern British Columbia’s (UNBC) Continuing Studies department piloted an Aboriginal and Small Business Leadership Certificate program in the central interior of British Columbia (BC) between November 2008 and May 2009. The aim of the program was to address some of the issues faced by Aboriginal communities affected by the mountain pine beetle infestation in central BC. The success of the pilot project led UNBC Continuing Studies to collaborate with some communities in the central interior of BC to access funds through the federal government’s Community Adjustment Funds initiative in order to develop and deliver a business capacity building project. The project consisted of a certificate program with enhanced Aboriginal content and an internship program to provide workplace experience for students. This paper reports on the practice of community engagement and learning as a result of this project.

Published
2010
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7. History of the Book in Canada. Volume III : 1918-1980

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McKillop, A.b., Hjartarson, Paul, Schorcht, Blanca, Litt, Paul, Vincent, Josée, Gallichan, Gilles, Delisle, Jean, Robert, Lucie, Verduyn, Christl, Friskney, Janet B., Michon, Jacques, Connor, Jennifer J., Beglo, Jo Nordley, Gerson, Carole, Lamonde, Yvan, Johnston, Russell, Nowakowski-Dailey, Lyndsey, Preston, Michelle, Sweeting, Jaime, Landry, François, Cavell, Richard, Luneau, Marie-Pier, Owen, Catherine, Davey, Frank, Steele, Apolonia, Earle, Nancy, Panofsky, Ruth, Kelly, Peggy Lynn, Buitenhuis, Peter, Karr, Clarence, Peterman, Michael A., Lepage, Françoise, Saltman, Judith, Edwards, Gail, Latham, Sheila, Dickinson, Peter, Parker, George L., Ferré-Rode, Sandrine, Black, Fiona A., Rampure, Archana, Mitham, Peter J., Yergeau, Robert, Marquis, Dominique, Pouliot, Suzanne, Clark, Penney, Brockie, Ian, Aubin, Paul, Vipond, Mary, Des Rivières, Marie-José, Saint-Jacques, Denis, Brisson, Frédéric, Strange, Carolyn, Loo, Tina, Macdonald, Bertrum H., Arnup, Katherine, Vannucci, Simone, Hogan, Brian, O'Leary, Daniel, Suzack, Cheryl, Margolis, Rebecca, Williams, Dorothy W., McKnight, David, Mcleod, Donald W., Halpenny, Francess G., Alston, Sandra, Clarkson, Stuart, Normand, Sylvio, Leroux, Éric, Bedwell, Linda, Burr, Christina, De Grobois, Guy, Hould, Claudette, Landon, Richard, Rainer, Jim, Speller, Randall, McDonald, Rod, Davies, Gwendolyn, Brouillette, Sarah, Ryan, Pascale, Gordon, Ross, McCormick, Paul, Lajeunesse, Marcel, Bruce, Lorne, Hanson, Elizabeth, McNally, Peter F., Boon, Elaine, Dowding, Martin, Verrette, Michel, Murray, Heather, Rotundo, Andrea, Dyer, Klay, Martin, Claude, Carefoote, Pearce, Hébert, Pierre, New, W.h., Knight, Lorna, Bungay, Eric, Cogswell, Jean, Moore, Elise, Edwards, Brendan Frederick R., Sedo, Denel Rehberg, St-Laurent, Fanie, McKillop, A.b., Hjartarson, Paul, Schorcht, Blanca, Litt, Paul, Vincent, Josée, Gallichan, Gilles, Delisle, Jean, Robert, Lucie, Verduyn, Christl, Friskney, Janet B., Michon, Jacques, Connor, Jennifer J., Beglo, Jo Nordley, Gerson, Carole, Lamonde, Yvan, Johnston, Russell, Nowakowski-Dailey, Lyndsey, Preston, Michelle, Sweeting, Jaime, Landry, François, Cavell, Richard, Luneau, Marie-Pier, Owen, Catherine, Davey, Frank, Steele, Apolonia, Earle, Nancy, Panofsky, Ruth, Kelly, Peggy Lynn, Buitenhuis, Peter, Karr, Clarence, Peterman, Michael A., Lepage, Françoise, Saltman, Judith, Edwards, Gail, Latham, Sheila, Dickinson, Peter, Parker, George L., Ferré-Rode, Sandrine, Black, Fiona A., Rampure, Archana, Mitham, Peter J., Yergeau, Robert, Marquis, Dominique, Pouliot, Suzanne, Clark, Penney, Brockie, Ian, Aubin, Paul, Vipond, Mary, Des Rivières, Marie-José, Saint-Jacques, Denis, Brisson, Frédéric, Strange, Carolyn, Loo, Tina, Macdonald, Bertrum H., Arnup, Katherine, Vannucci, Simone, Hogan, Brian, O'Leary, Daniel, Suzack, Cheryl, Margolis, Rebecca, Williams, Dorothy W., McKnight, David, Mcleod, Donald W., Halpenny, Francess G., Alston, Sandra, Clarkson, Stuart, Normand, Sylvio, Leroux, Éric, Bedwell, Linda, Burr, Christina, De Grobois, Guy, Hould, Claudette, Landon, Richard, Rainer, Jim, Speller, Randall, McDonald, Rod, Davies, Gwendolyn, Brouillette, Sarah, Ryan, Pascale, Gordon, Ross, McCormick, Paul, Lajeunesse, Marcel, Bruce, Lorne, Hanson, Elizabeth, McNally, Peter F., Boon, Elaine, Dowding, Martin, Verrette, Michel, Murray, Heather, Rotundo, Andrea, Dyer, Klay, Martin, Claude, Carefoote, Pearce, Hébert, Pierre, New, W.h., Knight, Lorna, Bungay, Eric, Cogswell, Jean, Moore, Elise, Edwards, Brendan Frederick R., Sedo, Denel Rehberg, and St-Laurent, Fanie

Abstract

"The History of the Book in Canada is one of this country's great scholarly achievements, with three volumes spanning topics from Aboriginal communication systems established prior to European contact to the arrival of multinational publishing companies. Each volume observes developments in the realms of writing, publishing, dissemination, and reading, illustrating the process of a fledgling nation coming into its own. The third and final volume follows book history and print culture from the end of the First World War to 1980, discussing the influences on them of the twentieth century, including the country's growing demographic complexity and the rise of multiculturalism." -- Front flap of jacket.

Published
2007

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