This post gives an overview of NEA's advocacy guide and then uses a specific CCSS scenario to walk readers through and apply the five advocacy steps outlined in the guide.
Discover simple at-home activities you can use to help your child understand the connection between the letters of the alphabet and the sound associated with each letter.
This 2010 Census brief reports on topics such as how American Indians and Alaska Natives self identify in terms of tribal groupings and race, where they live with respect to tribal areas, and which states have the highest populations and highest rates
In the spring of 2013, the authors participated in a class at the Harvard University Graduate School of Education that connects – who act as consultants – to native communities who want students to work on specific projects.
REL Central has received multiple requests to identify the research literature on effective teaching of Native students. In this compilation, abstracts are included unedited, as they were obtained from public sources.
The purpose of this research is to explore factors that affect Native American student success in post-secondary education.
This report examines nine partnerships between tribal education departments—organizations overseeing American Indian education—and local education agencies.
American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians (referred to collectively as Native in this report) are achieving success in education.