Shirley Tuzroyluke

author

Native students need schools that acknowledge culture

If you look back through the history of Alaska Natives in the state's education system, you will find that culture and language were systematically removed from children in the classrooms, in well-intentioned attempts to prepare them for life in Western society.

By Shirley Tuzroyluke●

November 16, 2008 at 9:51 pm

Shirley Tuzroyluke

author

Native students need schools that acknowledge culture

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