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Harrison, Grant Von; Wilkinson, John C. – 1973
Bilingual education, as an approach to the problem of preparing the American Indian child for entry into American public schools, has not proven satisfactory due to a lack of properly certified teachers and a tendency to thrust too much upon the child too fast. In response to this problem, a tutorial system has been devised in which bilingual,…
Descriptors: American Indians, Bilingual Education, Bilingual Students, Bilingual Teacher Aides
Ross, Cathy – 1982
The handbook for tutors in the Highline Indian Tutoring Program (Seattle, Washington) provides guidelines for high school and college student tutors, to help them develop a personal, helping relationship with, and provide academic assistance in math and reading to, Native American elementary students. The introduction gives general guidelines for…
Descriptors: American Indian Education, American Indians, College Students, Cross Age Teaching


