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Native American Resources
- Supporting Academic Performance of Native Students: Ask a REL
- SunClan Consulting
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Using Culturally Responsive Practices to Support Native American Students
- Building Cultural Awareness in Support of American Indian/Alaska Native Students
- WoLakota Project
- Teachings Of Our Elders
- Bureau of Indian Education
- Bureau of Indian Education – Family & Child Education Programs
- National Indian Education Association
- National Indian Parent Information Center
- The Tribal Education Departments National Assembly (TEDNA)
Download List of Native American Resources - Honoring Tribal Legacies Digital Collection of Teaching Resources
Bias In Instructional Materials: The Lewis and Clark Trail
- National Park Service
- Honoring Tribal Legacies: An Epic Journey of Healing- Volume 1 and Volume 2 (University of Oregon)
- Lewis and Clark’s Map Lesson (University of Oregon)
Online Education
Indigenous Language Immersion Webinar Resources
- Indigenous Language Immersion Curriculum Development
- Developing and Implementing an Indigenous Language Immersion Lesson Plan
- Indigenous Language Immersion Assessment
- Anishinaabe Bimaadiziwin
- Revitalization of Indigenous Languages
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Video and Podcasts:
MontTELLs: Braiding Indian Education with Academic Literacy Skills in English
Indigenous Mathematics Instructional Modules
About the DMTI Modules
These research-based modules for Indigenous elementary school students are being developed and tested as part of a collaboration between the Western Educational Equity Assistance Center and the Developing Mathematical Thinking Institute, which integrates research into classroom practice in the Western United States. They provide curriculum materials and professional development to support this work. These modules are for the exclusive use of educators in the Western Region who work with Indigenous groups of students. They are not to be sold or otherwise distributed without written permission of the Developing Mathematical Thinking Institute (DMTI)
- The DMTI modules are designed to guide classroom instruction and formative assessment for teachers implementing the DMTI curricular materials.
- The lessons are not necessarily intended for a single day of instruction. Teachers are encouraged to use their professional judgment regarding pacing. A suggested number of weeks is provided.
Visit https://www.dmtinstitute.com/ for more information about this project and other work developed by DMTI.
Tribal Consultation Toolkit
Since 2016, there is a Tribal consultation requirement, as established by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). The purpose of the requirement is to ensure that meaningful and timely consultations about issues affecting American Indian and Alaska Native students to provide appropriate officials from Indian Tribes or Tribal organizations to contribute to plans being made in a meaningful and substantive way. Since the onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Tribal consultation requirement is becoming even more important with the passage of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) and the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ARP ESSER). The National Comprehensive Center has developed a toolkit to assist educational agencies and Tribal agencies. The link to the toolkit can be found here:
Western Educational Equity Assistance Center
Email: [email protected]