The Learning Path (1991)

The Learning Path (1991) poster

Native control of education is explored in THE LEARNING PATH. Director Todd, a Metis, introduces Edmonton elders Ann Anderson, Eva Cardinal, and Olive Dickason, remarkable educators who are working with younger natives. They recount harrowing experiences at reservation schools, memories which fuelled their determination to preserve their language and identities. Using a unique blend of documentary footage, dramatic re-enactments, and archival film, Todd weaves together the life stories of three unsung heroines who are making education relevant in today's native communities.

Director: Loretta Todd
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 57 min
Release Date:
Production: Tamarack Road Productions
Country: Canada
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Learning Path about?
Native control of education is explored in THE LEARNING PATH. Director Todd, a Metis, introduces Edmonton elders Ann Anderson, Eva Cardinal, and Olive Dickason, remarkable educators who are working with younger natives. They recount harrowing experiences at reservation schools, memories which fuelled their determination to preserve their language and identities. Using a unique blend of documentary footage, dramatic re-enactments, and archival film, Todd weaves together the life stories of three unsung heroines who are making education relevant in today's native communities.
Who directed The Learning Path?
The Learning Path was directed by Loretta Todd.
How long is The Learning Path?
The Learning Path has a runtime of 57m (57 minutes).
What genre is The Learning Path?
The Learning Path is a Documentary film.
Where was The Learning Path produced?
The Learning Path was produced in Canada.