Episode 6 – Indian Education: Leadership and Policy

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Podcast Hosts and where to find us on Twitter:

Erin Barnes: twitter.com/ebarnes73

Scott Haselwood: twitter.com/teachfromhere

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Overview of chat topic

  • Topic: Indian Ed: Leadership and Policy

Questions from the chat:

  • 1 – What is Indian education to you and what is your role? Please provide some insight into your classroom and/or school.

  • 2 – In the past, Oklahoma calls itself Native America…Do we agree?  Discuss imagery, qualities, values that you manifest in your classroom, school.

  • 3 – What is a lesson you’ve taught on Native Americans? How did you celebrate them?

  • 4 – Native students are a subset of the student population in public schools.  What are some strategies you have to encourage growth?

  • 5 – How do you encourage Native American parents/guardian to support their students for growth/success?

  • 6 – In terms of sensitive pedagogy…how do you approach your students when teaching about Columbus Day and/or Land Run reenactments?

  • 7 – There are 39 federally recognized Nations/tribes in Oklahoma…discuss possible partnerships you can include your curriculum.  You can include past partnerships.

Favorite question and why?

  • Erin:  Question 1: What is Indian education to you and what is your role? Please provide some insight into your classroom and/or school.
  • Scott: Question 6 – In term of sensitive pedagogy…how do you approach your students when teaching about Columbus Day and/or Land Run reenactments?

 

Boomsauce tweet(s) of the night:

Erin: 

Scott:

Indian Education Resources – http://sde.ok.gov/sde/indian-education

Next week on the #oklaed chat

Join us at 8 PM CST Sunday for Student Leadership hosted by @kriscoop80 and @mcappsparks

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