
To Remain an Indian : Lessons in Democracy from a Century of Native American Education
by Lomawaima, K. Tsianina-
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Table of Contents
Choice and self-determination : central lessons from American Indian education | p. 1 |
The strengths of indigenous education : overturning myths about Indian learners | p. 16 |
Women's arts and children's songs : domesticating Indian culture, 1900-1928 | p. 43 |
How to "remain and Indian"? : power struggles in the safety zone, 1928-1940 | p. 67 |
Control of culture : federally produced bilingual materials, 1936-1954 | p. 91 |
Indigenous bilingual/bicultural education : challenging the safety zone | p. 114 |
"The new American revolution" : indigenous language survival and linguistic human rights | p. 134 |
Testing tribal sovereignty : self-determination and high-stakes tests | p. 150 |
Coda : consummating the democratic ideal | p. 167 |
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