Math Catcher: Mathematics Through Aboriginal Storytelling
First Nations Math Education Workshop, Banff, AB, 2009
Small Number Counts To 100 - in English - High resolution
Small Number Counts To 100 - in English - Low resolution
Small Number Counts To 100 - in Blackfoot
Credits:
Written by
Veselin Jungic, SFU, and Mark Mac Lean, UBC
Inspired by narrations from Rena Sinclair of the Siksika Nation
Voices:
Dexter Anakson of the Cree Nation - Piapot First Nation Band (English version)
Dr. Eldon Yellowhorn of the Pikani First Nation (Blackfoot version)
Illustrator:
Simon Roy, Victoria, B.C.
Blackfoot translation:
Connie Crop Eared Wolf, M. Ed., of the Kainai First Nation
Sound:
David Brigden, SFU
Music and Animation:
Andy Gavel, SFU
Producer:
Veselin Jungic, SFU
Director:
Andy Gavel, SFU
Special Thanks To:
All participants of the BIRS First Nations Math Education Workshop, Banff, AB, November 22-27, 2009, for their help in starting Small Number's first adventure
Special Thanks To:
Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery
Department of Mathematics, Simon Fraser University
Pacific Institute For Mathematical Sciences
Sean O'Reilly, Arcana Studios
The IRMACS Centre, Simon Fraser University
Power of Small Number: Coaxing First Nations to succeed in math, The Province, September 28, 2010
Power of Small Number: First translation of Small Number, The Drum News, January 28, 2011
Premiere!: Dexter Anakson, Andy Gavel, and Veselin Jungic, The IRMACS Centre, SFU, September 29, 2010
Working Together in Banff: Veselin Jungic, Denise Low Horn, Wilf McDougall, Mark McLean, Rena Sinclair, and Natasha Water Chief, November 26, 2009
