There are many ways to describe the concepts around decolonization. When you are searching for books, e-books, scholarly journal articles and other information you may want to think about using and combining the following terms. This is not an exhaustive list, as you read further and develop your knowledge of the issues around education and decolonization other terms may emerge. The following terms adapted from work originally done by Cory Laverty and Ian Fanning.
Population
Indigenous, native, Aboriginal, First Nations, Indian, Inuit, Metis, Cree, Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe
Influences
traditional knowledge, culture and beliefs, experience, social customs and traditions, recorded and oral history, globalization, colonial, settler, Indian Act, Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples
Indigenous governance
self-determination, self-governance, jurisdiction, intergovernmental relations
Education
pedagogy, strategies, learning, environments, authentic tasks, native languages, indigenous languages, ways of knowing
Oral narrative
oral, memoir, diary, primary, narrative, story and storytelling, story work
