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Bilingual Education: What It Could Mean On The Navajo Reservation, Berniece A. Blackhorse
Bilingual Education: What It Could Mean On The Navajo Reservation, Berniece A. Blackhorse
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
It provides the learner the advantage of participating and functioning in two cultures , socially and academically. Amid all the controversy, the educational system is attempting to provide meaningful education for the limited English proficient students. 'The primary recommendation of this paper is that bilingual programs focus on the needs of the second language learner, with cautions regarding the use of experimental programs.
A Guide In Working With Elementary-Aged Navajo Children Of Alcoholic Parents, George Ray Henry
A Guide In Working With Elementary-Aged Navajo Children Of Alcoholic Parents, George Ray Henry
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
Programs which provide intervention services for children of alcoholics are very new and in their developing stages nationwide. Despite this, the need for such programs exists, particularly on the Navajo Reservation. All available literature was reviewed that relates to the state-of-the-art in programming for intervention with children of alcoholic parents. Programs in use with children are described and the rationale for adapting such programs for use with Navajo children is discussed. A Navajo intervention pilot program for children of alcoholics is outlined.