Dartmouth, Mascots, and Civility (or lack thereof)

Some weeks ago I wrote about UIUC's "tacos and tequila" frat/sorority "exchange." In weeks following, we learned tha...

Montana's "Indian Education for All" program

I've been hearing good things about Montana's "Indian Education for All" program. Essentially, it is an initiative designe...

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In 2005, one of the very best resources for critical reviews of book with American Indian content was published. The book is called A Broken...

Search terms Nothing substantive today, just offering you a glimpse of search terms by which people found the blog as of 11:30 today. The s...

Newspapers everywhere carry articles about Thanksgiving and how it is taught in local schools. To protect the students who played roles in t...

I'm adding a few images to the site. See, for example, the covers of Jingle Dancer and Where Did You Get Your Moccasins. Addition to m...

Muscogee (Creek) author, Cynthia Leitich Smith One of my favorite authors of children's books with Native characters is Cynthia Leitich ...

Early childhood classrooms generally have a "Show and Tell" segment of the day during which one child talks about a special item h...

Thanks to Cynsations (Cynthia Leitich Smith's blog), I learned of an article I want to highlight today. The article is in ALAN Review ...

Joseph A. Dandurand's Please Do Not Touch the Indians [Note: This review used by permission of its author. It may not be published else...

Thanksgiving Lesson Plans Below is a post from back in September that I'm repeating today. Instead of the problematic "Thanksgivin...

I am a teacher. I am also Native American (Sappony). I’m very lucky that my principal and lead teacher are supportive of me in that they a...