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I follow these educators because it inspires me to see so many native people in the education system. These people are the role models for many First Nation, Inuit, & Metis learners. They paved the way for us to also become voices for our people.

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I also follow these educators because they helped me so much in my educational journey at Portage College. I look up to these ladies because they are strong and smart.

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This is a subject that I am very passionate about. My moshum has been involved with the Metis Nation for most of his life and he has always encouraged me to think about the rights of aboriginal people and he's also encouraged me all of my life to have a voice and to use it. These are some of the strong leaders & pages that focus on aboriginal issues that I follow on Twitter. Someone interesting who I've met several times is the Minister of Indigenous Relations, Carolyn Bennett. It is obvious that she cares a great deal about our people and that's refreshing coming from the government!
-Sen Murray Sinclair
-Carolyn Bennett
-Perry Bellegarde
-AFN
-NWAC
-APTN
-CBC Indigenous

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Have a look a my Linked-In profile.

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I am currently a full-time student working towards earning my aboriginal teaching degree. My friends and I had a math club when we were doing our upgrading and they would always say that I was good at making things clear and that I should become a teacher. I always loved being at school and learning and so teaching is a natural fit for me.

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Michelle Bittman - Portage College - Alberta, Canada | LinkedIn

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I am currently a full-time student working towards earning my aboriginal teaching degree. My friends and I had a math club when we were doing our upgrading and they would always say that I was good at making things clear and that I should become a teacher.