Indigenous & Intercultural Health Subject Structure
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This document provides an overview of an Indigenous and Intercultural Health course consisting of 3 modules delivered over 12 weeks. The course uses a blended learning model with online activities and 2 hour weekly workshops. It involves developing cultural competency through topics like identity, relationships, and human rights. A major community project requires groups to develop a proposal, conduct the project, and present their findings online and through peer review. Assessment is based on online engagement, workshop participation, and the community project.
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