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Alberta Dept. of Native Affairs, Edmonton. – 1986
Profiles of 83 Native communities, Indian bands, and Metis settlements in rural Alberta provide overviews of human and material resources. Included for each community are information on location, size, history, population, economic base, transportation, physical infrastructure, services, education, communications, local government, and community…
Descriptors: American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Canada Natives, Community Characteristics
Connor, Sarah – Education Canada, 2001
Community mapping is a relatively new technique using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and scientific software to generate visual representations of community characteristics. In North York (Ontario), community mapping provided information about the influence of community resources, including educational, recreational, cultural, health, and…
Descriptors: At Risk Persons, Cartography, Child Development, Community Characteristics
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McRae, Jane – Green Teacher, 1998
Mapping is a means of experiencing a community's features that engages the mapmaker. Getting to know the community by drawing maps and learning about past and present inhabitants was the methodology for introducing local content into the English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) classroom. This model for mapping was used with adult and high school ESL…
Descriptors: Adults, Cartography, Class Activities, Community Characteristics