Who am I
Identity
Who you are and what makes you special, including your thoughts, values, and experiences.
How people see and understand the world, based on their beliefs and experiences.
Worldview
Indigenous Perspectives
– The special ways that Indigenous peoples (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit) see the world, based on their traditions and history.
Socialization
– Learning how to behave and fit in by being part of a community or group
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What is Magma or Lava
Collective Identity
The things that make a group of people the same, like shared traditions, language, or history.
Diversity
– The differences between people, such as their backgrounds, languages, and customs.
Assimilation
When someone is asked to change and become more like another group, sometimes losing parts of their own culture.
Rights and Responsibilities
– The things you are allowed to do and the things you should do to be a good member of your community.
This type of rock, invaluable to early Hunter Gatherers, is not found anywhere in Alberta
What is obsidian
Cultural Identity
The way people feel connected to their culture, like their language, food, clothes, and customs.
When different cultures live together and are respected for their differences.
Multiculturalism –
Acculturation
– When people from different cultures meet and change because of it, but still keep parts of their own culture.
Racism
Having a negative bias or stereotype about an entire group of people. Also seeing your ethnicity or culture as superior to others.
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What is Mt. Logan in the Yukon.
Personal Identity
The unique things about you that make you different from others, like your hobbies, likes, and experiences.
Nationalism
– Being proud of your country and wanting to help it succeed
Stereotyping
– Having a simple idea about a group of people that might not be true or fair.
Liking or disliking someone or something, not based on facts but quick generalizations. It can cause people to treat others unfairly without realizing it.
Bias
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What is Tennis
Ethnicity
A group of people who share a common culture, language, or traditions.
Global Citizenship
Understanding that we are all part of one big world and should help take care of it.
Belonging to a country and having the rights and responsibilities of being part of that country.
Citizenship –
"If you have 10 apples and you take away 4, how many apples do you have?"
You have 4 apples—because you took them!
The most winning NBA basketball team ever.
Boston Celtics