Addressing learning disabilities with the medicine wheel
This video shows how the Ts-zil Learning Centre uses the four elements of the medicine wheel to address the needs of First Nations students with learning disabilities.
This was created by Lisa Fisher & Barb Busalacchi as part of the Learning Disabilities & Whole Life Learning project.
Permission is granted for non-commercial educational use.
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