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Cree Way
John Murdoch, principal of the Indian Affairs school at Rupert House, James Bay, and his wife Gerti have initiated a curriculum development project using local people and resources. The school year is organized so that pupils have time to go hunting and fishing with their families. This innovative approach makes local control of education a reality in a native community in Quebec.
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- "John Murdoch, principal of the Indian Affairs school at Rupert House, James Bay, and his wife Gerti have initiated a curriculum development project using local people and resources. The school year is organized so that pupils have time to go hunting and fishing with their families. This innovative approach makes local control of education a reality in a native community in Quebec."@en
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