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A case study: Native perspectives of gardening
Megan Bang
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School of Education and Social Policy
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Opportunity to Learn
100%
Biological Knowledge
100%
Native Peoples
100%
Childrens
66%
Non-native
66%
Mental Health
33%
21st Century
33%
Out-of-school
33%
Physical Health
33%
Health Benefits
33%
Natural World
33%
Medin
33%
School Context
33%
Informal Contexts
33%
Socio-ecological Challenges
33%
Large Context
33%
White Middle Classes
33%
Formal Schooling
33%
Outdoor Play
33%
Food Sustainability
33%
Gardening Practices
33%
Social Sciences
Middle Class
100%
Adult Learning
100%
Narrative
100%
21st century
100%
Psychology
Case Study
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Narrative
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