Indigenous Education Systems of Canada and the Russian Federation: Comparative Analysis

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This paper explores development and functioning of Indigenous education systems of Canada and the Russian Federation. Reconstructing educational phenomena on the basis of qualitative data, the author builds historical models of education systems in both countries, presents their structures, contents and basic components. Recognizing secondary schooling as an integral component of each system, the author investigates such issues as boarding schools, language in education, and the issue of teaching staff. In order to assess boarding school educational effectiveness, the author explores pedagogical process and indicates its interior controversy which may stipulate various weaknesses specified for boarding schools. Comparing experiences of language using in both education systems, the author indicates and analyzes a number of benefits and weaknesses of each experience. In connection with this, bilingual education benefits are considered. In addition, various forms of teacher training are presented and a number of their weaknesses are indicated.

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Marina Starodubtceva. 2015. "Indigenous Education Systems of Canada and the Russian Federation: Comparative Analysis". Global Journal of Human-Social Science - G: Linguistics & Education GJHSS-G Volume 15 (GJHSS Volume 15 Issue G7).

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  • Submission ReceivedJune 5, 2015
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Indigenous Education Systems of Canada and the Russian Federation: Comparative Analysis

Marina Starodubtceva
Marina Starodubtceva Kursk State University
  • Submission ReceivedJune 5, 2015
  • Peer Review Double Blind
    Handling Editor
  • Accepted July 4, 2015
  • Published July 15, 2015