Reflection paper Anishnaabe Class The purpose of this reflection, the second paper you are writing for this course is to continue to develop your skills and comfort in expressing your own thoughts and feelings in relation to the topics we have been discussing. Write a 4 to 6 page paper. Double spaced, size 12 font, standard margins. WITH A SEPARATE TITLE PAGE. Be sure to reference the notes you have taken in class to prompt your thinking and reflecting. We had technical difficulties with the film and were not able to see it in class. Your homework is to view the film We Shall Remain: After the Mayflower. The film is available on Youtube at the following link. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DYAdf-oGc8c We have discussed at length the concept of in order to heal, you must know the wound. What does this mean to you? How do you understand the idea of knowing the wound? How does it help us to heal by exploring what is wrong or what has gone wrong in the past? What does it mean to you to know the difference between fact and propaganda as discussed on Nov 2nd. How does the film present a new perspective on history and what is taught in mainstream education? Does the film give insight into the wound or symptoms of the wound? Reflect on the above concepts and questions, and explore how you relate to these ideas.

Reflection paper Anishnaabe Class The purpose of this reflection, the second paper you are writing for this course is to continue to develop your skills and comfort in expressing your own thoughts and feelings in relation to the topics we have been discussing. Write a 4 to 6 page paper. Double spaced, size 12 font, standard margins. WITH A SEPARATE TITLE PAGE. Be sure to reference the notes you have taken in class to prompt your thinking and reflecting. We had technical difficulties with the film and were not able to see it in class. Your homework is to view the film We Shall Remain: After the Mayflower. The film is available on Youtube at the following link. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DYAdf-oGc8c We have discussed at length the concept of in order to heal, you must know the wound. What does this mean to you? How do you understand the idea of knowing the wound? How does it help us to heal by exploring what is wrong or what has gone wrong in the past? What does it mean to you to know the difference between fact and propaganda as discussed on Nov 2nd. How does the film present a new perspective on history and what is taught in mainstream education? Does the film give insight into the wound or symptoms of the wound? Reflect on the above concepts and questions, and explore how you relate to these ideas.