"Enlighten my mind..." examining the learning process through Native Americans' ways / Paul Marashio. [electronic resource] :
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ArticlePublication details: 1982Description: 1 online resourceSubject(s): First Nations -- Education | Educational psychology | Learning, Psychology ofOnline resources: Full text
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Journal of American Indian Education Vol. 21, no. 2 (1982), p. 2-10Abstract: Enlightening minds was the guiding aim for Native American education. For centuries, Native Americans accentuated the value of understanding the learning process and a holistic curriculum. This article examines traditional Natice Americans' perspective toward teaching and learning. Contemporary educators can learn a great deal from a traditional Native American learning model.
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Enlightening minds was the guiding aim for Native American education. For centuries, Native Americans accentuated the value of understanding the learning process and a holistic curriculum. This article examines traditional Natice Americans' perspective toward teaching and learning. Contemporary educators can learn a great deal from a traditional Native American learning model.
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