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EPISODE · May 5, 2021 · 52 MIN

Teaching in Nunavik: Picking Berries With Students, Dealing With Intense Culture Shock, And Adapting To Radically Different Teaching Environments – With B.Ed. Alumnus Sebastien

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Teacher shortages in Nunavik, Northern Quebec, often force these Inuit communities to hire teachers from “the south.” For these teachers, taking these contracts can represent a life-changing decision that is equal parts rewarding and challenging. In this episode, we are visited again by Sebastien, a graduate of the B.Ed. in TESL. This time, we discuss Sebastien’s experience teaching in Kuujjuaq, Northern Quebec. Topics include becoming acquainted with the Inuit culture, the responsibilities of teachers in these communities, culture shock, and the neo-colonial aspects of TESL. Music by Nomerodin1

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