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ELL Library American Indian Reference/Resource “Must-Haves”

By Michael Thompson and Laurie Smith
With the goal of providing materials to inform teachers' understanding of Native American cultures, Thompson and Smith have compiled an annotated bibliography of "must-read" texts on the subject. This excellent resource can be used to inspire and guide groups of teachers in building local…
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Writing from the Feather Circle

By G. Lynn Nelson
In this resource, a writing teacher from Arizona applies the Native American feather circle to the teaching of writing and describes her work teaching sections of first-year composition exclusively for Native American students. The feather circle focuses on speaking from the heart; in the…
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Why We Are Sticking To Our Stories

By Tina Deschenie
In recounting the power of the oral tradition of storytelling, Tina Deschenie describes the mesmerizing experience of listening to her father tell elaborated stories in the Diné language about Coyote as well as numerous other literacy practices grounded in "the power and beauty of oral…
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