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55. The Failures of NCLB's Reading
First, 31(3), 18-20, January/February, 2009
54.
Linguicism in
America, 30(1), 12-15, September/October 2007
53. Place-conscious
Education for American Indian Students, 27(6), 26, July/August
2004
52. Journeying Home: Creating Our Future
From Our Past, 27(5), 22 & 25, May/June 2004
51. Is Anyone to Blame for the American
Drop-out Rate? 26(6), 26-27, July/August 2003
50. How to Keep Indigenous Languages
Alive,
26(5), 22, May/June 2003
49. Identity, Schooling, and Success,
25(4),
20-21, March/April 2002
48. Place- and Community-Based Curriculum
for
High School
English Language
Learners, 25(3), 23-24, January/February 2002
47. Identity and Academic
Success,
25(1),
18 & 33, September/October 2001
Literacy and School Success 24(4), pp.
18-19. March/April 2001.
45. Hard Truths, Deep Structure, and
Bilingual Education, 24(3), 26 & 46. January/February 2001
44. Indigenous Community-Based
Education,
24(2), 23. November/December 2000
43. English for the Children--Arizona,
24(1), 15 & 35. September/October 2000
42. Culturally
Responsive Math and Science
Education for Native Students, 23(6), 10-11. 5/1/2000.
41. Indigenous
Language Use and Change in the Americas 23(5), 9-10. 3/15/2000.
40. Transforming
the Culture of Schools 23(3),
14-15. 12/15/1999
39. Neil Postman's
The End of Education,
23(2), 24-25. 11/1/1999
38. Who's
Responsible, 23(1), 19 & 22.
9/15/1999
37. Low Literacy,
High Expectations, 22(8), 17 &
20. 8/1/1999
36. Comprehensive
Federal Indian Education Policy Statement, 22(3),
pp. 9-10. 12/15/1998
35. Importance
of Reading, Part 2, 22(2), pp. 15-16. 11/1/1998
34. Importance of
Reading, Part 1, 22(1), pp. 11-12. 9/15/1998
33. Immersion
Education, 21(8), pp. 23-24. 8/1/1998
32. Two Higher Education
Programs which Promote Navajo and Hawaiian, 21(7), p. 29. 6/15/1998
31.
Collected
Wisdom, 21(6), pp. 9-10, 5/1/1998
30. Teaching Indigenous
Languages, 21(2), p. 31, 11/1/1997
29. Places of Memory:
Whiteman's Schools and Native American Communities, 21(1), pp. 11-12,
9/15/ 97
28. The
Fourth Annual Stabilizing Indigenous Languages
Symposium, 20(8), pp. 21-22. 8/1/1997
27. NABE's 1997 American
Indian Institute, 20(5), pp. 41-42, 3/15/1997
26. Citizen or Subject?
Part II, 19(8), pp. 9-10 & 26. 8/1/1996
25. Citizen or Subject,
Part I, 19(7), pp. 35-36 &42. 6/15/1996
24. Two Tribal
Language Preservation Efforts, 19(6), pp. 17 & 32. 5/1/1996
23.
Affirmative
Action, 19(1), p. 11. 9/15/1995
22. Nurturing
Learning in Native American Students, 18(7), p. 13. 6/15/1995
21. Affirming
Diversity, 18(1), p. 9. 9/15/1994 20. American Indian
English, 17(8), p. 11. 8/1/1994
19. Crow
Students Read Poetry at Library of Congress, 17(7), p. 25. 6/15/94
18. Tribal Colleges are
Training a New Generation of Bilingual Educators, 17(5), p. 19.
3/15/1994
17. Second
Language Acquisition, 17(3), pp. 25 & 35.
12/15/1993
16. Constructivist
Approaches to Literacy, 17(2), pp. 21 & 29. 11/1/1993
15. Tuba
City's Two-Way Bilingual Program, 17(1), p. 5
14. Native American
Literary Encounters, 16(8), p. 9. 8/15/1993
13. Resistance
and Empowerment, 16(6), pp. 11 & 25.
5/15/1993
12. "Whole
Mathematics", 16(2), pp. 5-6.
11/15/1992
11. Affective
Factors, 16(1), p. 3.
10/1/1992 10. The
White House Conference on Indian Education & the Tribal College
Movement, 15(7), pp. 7 & 18. 7/1/1992
9. Indian
Nations at Risk Task Force Supports Bilingual Education, 15(4), pp. 7
& 16. 4/1/92
8. Whole
Language, 15(2), p. 7. 11/1 91
7. Preventing
Dropouts, 15(1), p. 5. 9/15/91
6. Language
Survival, 14(8), p. 7. 8/1/91
5. American Indian
Bilingual Education: European Parallels,
14(6), p. 7. 5/1/91
4. New
Zealand "Language Nests," 14(5), p. 17. 3/15/1990
3.
Rock
Point School Revisited, 14(4), pp. 15-16. 2/1/91
2. Native American
Languages Act Becomes Law, 14(3), pp. 1 & 8-9. 12/1/1990
1. American Indian
Bilingual Education: Some
History, 14(2), p. 5. 11/5/1990
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