NIEA State of Native Education Address 2012: Choosing Excellent Education
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Uploaded on Feb 14, 2012
In this address before the 15th Annual National Indian Education Association Legislative Summit, President Quinton Roman Nose discusses the importance of Native communities and families choosing high-quality, culturally-based education for our students -- and lay's out NIEA's 2012 Legislative Agenda. Learn more at NIEA.org/LegSummit.
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acerb45666555 8 months ago
Take this complex educational process and use it for all it's worth. That's why name's like Aristotle and Herodotus and Tacitus are important. But that's just Western, (Classical/Aegean-Mediteranian), history. There's more in many other cultural sphere's! IE: Rumi- Sufi poet-13th century Afghanistan. Rumi's poem's are world famous!
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acerb45666555 8 months ago
What about studying the (Uyghur) people. These are a Turkic ,(Central Asian), people still known as "Hun's'. In the 5th century they,(after being mixed with Goth's, etc on the Black Sea's north coast region,), got all the way to the suburb's of Rome, and ranged across Gaul,(now modern France). Any people who achieved that monumental feat are worth knowing. This is a Hun group. Watch>>"Shahrizoda-My Sorrow"<<
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Debra Rincon Lopez 1 year ago
we need all the Education for Native People that we can get. This is one of the last things holding us back. Is lack of EDUCATION. Keep fighting for what we need for our children's future.
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