Understanding Education Success in Nunavut

Moriah Sallaffie and Miali Pitsiulaaq
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Understanding Education Success in Nunavut

Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: A four part series based on a 6 year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre(QHRC) staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.” QHRC is an independent, nonprofit community based research centre founded in 2006 by Nunavummiut answer the health questions of Nunavut communities. Funding for the creation of this podcast comes from the Government of Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

Episodes

  1. MAR 29

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode 4(ENGLISH)

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode four of a four part series based on a six year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.”   This episode shares participants perspectives on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on education in Nunavut.   The English version of this podcast is hosted by Moriah Sallaffie. Moriah is Yup'ik from Bethel and Nome, Alaska originally. She resides and works in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she lives with her family. She was the lead for the research project which this podcast is based on. The Inuktitut version of this podcast is hosted by Miali Pitsiulaaq. Miali is originally from Kimmirut, Nunavut.   Reference links mentioned in this episode:  Government of Nunavut Department of Education Nunavut Arctic College Kakivak Association EDSBY Canada Emergency Response Benefit(CERB) Please follow Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre on Instagram, Facebook and X: @Qaujigiartiit Classroom Sounds Recorded by: ⁠⁠SuperDudeMega⁠⁠

    15 min

  2. MAR 28

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode 3(INUKTITUT)

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode three of a four part series based on a six year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.”   This episode shares some of the perspectives of Nunavut post-secondary students.   The English version of this podcast is hosted by Moriah Sallaffie. Moriah is Yup'ik from Bethel and Nome, Alaska originally. She resides and works in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she lives with her family. She was the lead for the research project which this podcast is based on. The Inuktitut version of this podcast is hosted by Miali Pitsiulaaq. Miali is originally from Kimmirut, Nunavut.   Reference links mentioned in this episode:  ⁠Nunavut Sivuniksavut⁠ ⁠Nunavut Arctic College⁠ ⁠Adult learning and training supports (ALTS)⁠ ⁠Financial Assistance for Nunavut Students (FANS)⁠   Please follow Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre on Instagram, Facebook and X: @Qaujigiartiit Classroom Sounds Recorded by: ⁠⁠SuperDudeMega⁠⁠

    22 min

  3. MAR 25

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode 3(ENGLISH)

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode three of a four part series based on a six year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.”   This episode shares some of the perspectives of Nunavut post-secondary students.   The English version of this podcast is hosted by Moriah Sallaffie. Moriah is Yup'ik from Bethel and Nome, Alaska originally. She resides and works in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she lives with her family. She was the lead for the research project which this podcast is based on. The Inuktitut version of this podcast is hosted by Miali Pitsiulaaq. Miali is originally from Kimmirut, Nunavut.   Reference links mentioned in this episode:   Nunavut Sivuniksavut Nunavut Arctic College Adult learning and training supports (ALTS)Financial Assistance for Nunavut Students (FANS)   Please follow Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre on Instagram, Facebook and X: @Qaujigiartiit Classroom Sounds Recorded by: ⁠SuperDudeMega⁠

    14 min

  4. MAR 22

    Understanding Education Sucess in Nunavut: Episode 2(ENGLISH)

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode two of a four part series based on a six year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.” This episode shares some of the findings and recommendations from the report “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut. Narrative Collection with Key Informants.” The English version of this podcast is hosted by Moriah Sallaffie. Moriah is Yup'ik from Bethel and Nome, Alaska originally. She resides and works in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she lives with her family. She was the lead for the research project which this podcast is based on. The Inuktitut version of this podcast is hosted by Miali Pitsiulaaq. Miali is originally from Kimmirut, Nunavut. Pleas follow Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre on Instagram, Facebook and X: @Qaujigiartiit References links mentioned in this episode: Piliriqatigiiniq Community Health Research Model Coalition of Nunavut DEAs Nunavut Arctic College Nunavut Teacher Education Program Inuit Employment Plan – GN Department of Education Government of Nunavut(GN) Department of Education Annual Report 2020-21 Classroom Sounds Recorded by: ⁠SuperDudeMega⁠

    20 min

  5. MAR 22

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode 2(INUKTITUT)

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode two of a four part series based on a six year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.” This episode shares some of the findings and recommendations from the report “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut. Narrative Collection with Key Informants.” The English version of this podcast is hosted by Moriah Sallaffie. Moriah is Yup'ik from Bethel and Nome, Alaska originally. She resides and works in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she lives with her family. She was the lead for the research project which this podcast is based on. The Inuktitut version of this podcast is hosted by Miali Pitsiulaaq. Miali is originally from Kimmirut, Nunavut. Pleas follow Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre on Instagram, Facebook and X: @Qaujigiartiit References links mentioned in this episode: ⁠Piliriqatigiiniq Community Health Research Model⁠ ⁠Coalition of Nunavut DEAs⁠ ⁠Nunavut Arctic College⁠ ⁠Nunavut Teacher Education Program⁠ ⁠Inuit Employment Plan – GN Department of Education⁠ ⁠Government of Nunavut(GN) Department of Education Annual Report 2020-21⁠ Classroom Sounds Recorded by: ⁠⁠SuperDudeMega⁠

    32 min

  6. MAR 18

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode 1 (INUKTITUT)

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode one of a four part series based on a six year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.” This episode is an introduction to the overall research project. The English version of this podcast is hosted by Moriah Sallaffie. Moriah is Yup'ik from Bethel and Nome, Alaska originally. She resides and works in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she lives with her family. She was the lead for the research project which this podcast is based on. The Inuktitut version of this podcast is hosted by Miali Pitsiulaaq. Miali is originally from Kimmirut, Nunavut. Reference links mentioned in this episode: Government of Nunavut Department of Education Coalition of Nunavut DEA's Nunavut Teachers' Association Classroom Sounds Recorded by: ⁠SuperDudeMega⁠

    14 min

  7. MAR 18

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode 1(ENGLISH)

    Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: Episode one of a four part series based on a six year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.” This episode is an introduction to the overall research project. The English version of this podcast is hosted by Moriah Sallaffie. Moriah is Yup'ik from Bethel and Nome, Alaska originally. She resides and works in Iqaluit, Nunavut where she lives with her family. She was the lead for the research project which this podcast is based on. The Inuktitut version of this podcast is hosted by Miali Pitsiulaaq. Miali is originally from Kimmirut, Nunavut. Reference links mentioned in this episode: Government of Nunavut Department of Education Nunavut Coalition of DEA’s Nunavut Teachers’ Association Pleas follow Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre on Instagram, Facebook and X: @Qaujigiartiit Classroom Sounds Recorded by: SuperDudeMega

    10 min
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Understanding Education Success in Nunavut: A four part series based on a 6 year research project conducted by Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre(QHRC) staff, called “Identifying Determinants of School Completion, Post-Secondary Education, and Education Success in Nunavut.” QHRC is an independent, nonprofit community based research centre founded in 2006 by Nunavummiut answer the health questions of Nunavut communities. Funding for the creation of this podcast comes from the Government of Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.

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