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Download full textCenter for the Study of Migrant and Indian Education, Toppenish, WA. – 1969
The document provides an overview of the history and purpose of the educational service center for teachers of migrant and Indian children in the State of Washington. The center, a project of the Department of Education of Central Washington College, is located on an Indian reservation in the Yakima Valley in the central part of the state. The…
Descriptors: Achievement, American Indians, Curriculum, Education Service Centers
Crawford, Jack; And Others – 1969
English language development is a major educational problem of children of migrant agricultural workers and of native Indians. A program is described which utilized Teaching Research Language Development materials so they could be taught by teacher aides. The materials, commonly known as "Language Games," were structured in order that…
Descriptors: American Indians, Black Youth, Curriculum Enrichment, Disadvantaged Youth
Brown, Dorothee, Ed.; Lichtenberg, Zita, Ed. – 1968
Federal funds are provided for operation of 21 summer migrant education programs in Washington State for 2,300 preschool and elementary-age, predominantly Mexican American and Indian children of migrant farm workers. Other agencies--public and private--contribute financial support to the summer educational activities. In most cases the programs…
Descriptors: American Indians, Bilingual Teacher Aides, Community Involvement, Compensatory Education
