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Native Education: Truth-Telling in Social Studies Instruction: A Native Lens (Equity) (15 clock hours)
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Native Education: Truth-Telling in Social Studies Instruction: A Native Lens (Equity) (15 clock hours): Educators will critically deconstruct, and challenge commonly held misconceptions and mistruths in social studies curriculum and instruction. They will also be able to teach accuracy and truth using AIAN-authored and vetted resources.
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Native Education: Truth-Telling in Social Studies Instruction: A Native Lens (Equity) (15hr)
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Course Description
Educators will critically deconstruct, and challenge commonly held misconceptions and mistruths in social studies curriculum and instruction. They will also be able to teach accuracy and truth using AIAN-authored and vetted resources. Types of Evidence Required: Unit review, unit revision, reflection.Course Objectives
Educators will evaluate an existing social studies unit with an Indigenous perspective, revise a unit using AIAN-authored resources, and demonstrate a culturally responsive understanding of historical events, geography, culture and society, civics and government, economics, as well as current and ongoing implications of colonization by creating a professional development workshop to present to peers.
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