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Peer reviewedO'Keefe, William A.; Joe, Jimson – Science Teacher, 1998
Spiders and insects are studied in both Navajo Studies and science classes at a middle school in New Mexico. In Navajo Studies, students learn the names of ground-dwelling insects and the connection between those names and traditional Navajo stories. In science class, students study arthropods to illustrate taxonomy of life, trophic and biological…
Descriptors: American Indian Studies, Entomology, Field Studies, Interdisciplinary Approach
