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Indian Education for All Online Book Club Course American Indian Literature (for use in grades K-8) October 8 - December 2, 2018 This online course serves as an opportunity for participants to explore OPI developed instructional units based on literature sent to all Montana elementary and middle school libraries alongside additional primarily fiction texts for use in grades K-8. The course will be divided into three parts: literature for K-2, literature for 3-5, and literature for 6-8. Many resources are place-based, either focused on Montana tribes or created by Montana Indian authors. Participants will read texts, engage in discussions, complete instructional activities, and examine accurate and authentic Native American fiction and nonfiction texts. Ultimately, participants will select texts and instructional units for immediate integration of IEFA into their classrooms. This course is rigorous and requires the participant complete extensive reading and access a number of texts through their school or public library or purchase said materials from WM-PLC or booksellers. Event Number: 18521010 Instructor: Michele McGuire writersmandala@gmail.com Registration fee: $175 Credit: 30 OPI Renewal Units or 2 Semester Credits (semester credit is offered through the University of Montana and is an additional fee of $155. The course instructor will provide a separate registration form). Obtaining a copy of the book: Check your school /district or local library. Amazon and other online booksellers often have used copies available. The instructor is available to assist with locating copies, if needed. Books used in the course: Bruchac, Joseph. (2005). Code talker: A novel about the Navajo marines of World War Two. New York: Dial Books.** Hudson, J. (1984). Sweetgrass. New York: Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers. ** Medicine Crow, J. (2006). Counting coup: Becoming a Crow chief on the reservation and beyond. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society. ** Arlee, J. (2008). The gift of the bitterroots. Illustrated by A. Sandoval. Missoula, MT: Npustin Press. Bruchac, J. (2004). Jim Thorpe’s bright path. New York: Lee & Low. Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. (2005). Beaver steals fire. Translated and Illustrated by S. Sandoval Omaha: University of Nebraska Press. Erdrich, L. (1999). The birchbark house. New York: Hyperion Books for Children.** Louie, L. & C. Brissenden. (2002). As long as the rivers flow. Illustrated by H. D. Holmlund. Toronto: Groundwood Books. Spang, B. (1999). The war shirt. Illustrated by T. Anderson. New York: Rigby Press. Tingle, T. (2006). Crossing Bok Chitto: A Choctaw tale of friendship & freedom. Illustrated by J. R. Bridges. El Paso, TX: Cinco Puntos Press. Cuthand, B. (1999). The Little Duck Sikihpsis. Translated by S. Cuthand. Vancouver, British Columbia: Theytus Books. Einarson, E. (2004). The moccasins. Illustrated by J. Flett. British Columbia, Canada: Theytus Books. Eyvindson, P. (1996). Red parka Mary. Illustrated by R. Brynjolson. Winnipeg, Manitoba: Pemmican Publications, Inc. Harjo, J. (2000). The good luck cat. Illustrated by P. Lee. Orlando: Harcourt, Inc. Leitich Smith, C. (2000). Jingle dancer. Illustrated by C. Van Wright and Y. Hu. New York: Morrow Junior Books. Objectives Participants will: 1. Develop background knowledge of Indian Education for All (IEFA). 2. Read American Indian literature and explore the background and perspective of the authors. 3. Explore literature units developed by the Montana Office of Public Instruction, and examine ways to integrate them into their classroom setting. 4. Explore several instructional strategies to use with the anchor texts. 5. Discuss with colleagues ideas for implementing the Essential Understandings Regarding Montana Indians and IEFA literature across grade levels and content areas. 6. Create a final project which integrates the materials and concepts covered. |
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- The First Days (Fall 2019)
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- Current Events in Indian Country: Fall 2019
- Rural School Leadership: 2019-20-20
- Writing Improvement (Fall 2019)
- Maximizing Mentor Texts; Fall 2019
- Contemporary Issues: Helping Students Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and other Disorders; Fall 2019
- Learning from Finland; Fall 2019
- Language Study for Teachers; Fall 2019
- Short is good: Using Short Text; Dec. 2, 2019
- Nonfiction in today's Common Core Era: Nov. 25, 2019
- VESi Online Courses
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Past Courses/Workshops
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- Love and Logic; October 2019
- Trauma Experience and Support Workshop October 5, 2019
- Mindfulness Connection, October 2019
- IEFA Sovereignty; Spring/Summer 2019
- Contemporary Issues: Helping Students Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and other Disorders: Spring/Summer 2019
- August Institute 2019 >
- Working With Diverse Learners Who Find Reading and Writing Challenging: Spring/Summer 2019
- IEFA: American Indian Literature 5.13.19
- IEFA Essential Understandings: 4.1.19
- Make the Most of the Final Weeks of School: Active Learning With a Twist for All Subjects/Grades: April 30, 2019
- Mindful by Nature, April 2019
- Maximizing Mentor Texts; Jan. 2019
- Ramping-up K-6 Reading and Writing for End-of-year Results: April 29, 2019
- EPAS Teacher Evaluation: April 2019
- MANDT Training: March 2019
- Tricks to Turn Even Struggling Spellers-Writers: March 22, 2019
- Anticipating the ACT: March 1, 2019
- Writing Like a Reader: March 8, 2019
- MT AGATE Conference, 2019
- IEFA: History of the Flathead Reservation 1.14.19
- IEFA: The Boarding School Era, January 2019
- Webinars: Danielson Framework for Effective Teaching in Practice
- The Danielson Framework in Action; Jan. 2019
- Make Your Classroom an Active Literacy Laboratory/Classroom: March 29, 2019
- Writing Workshops, Nov. 2018
- MANDT Training November 2018
- IEFA: The Dance House Online Book Club, October 2018
- IEFA: American Indian Literature K-8 Online Book Club, October 2018
- TEAMS work sessions with OPI 2018
- Reading and Writing Workshops, Nov. 2018
- Up a Notch 4 Gifted Kids, October 2018
- Love and Logic; October 2018
- Introduction to Restorative Practices and Using Circles Effectively, October 2018
- 2018-2019 Closed Courses >
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2017-2018 Closed Courses
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- 2018 Montana AP® Summer Institute
- IEFA: American Indian Literature 4.2.18
- IEFA: History of the Flathead Reservation 4.9.18
- Learn to Identify Young G&T Students Workshop 3.17.18
- Google Tools for Teachers 3.21.18
- The Danielson Framework in Action
- Re-Invigorating the Second-R Writing Workshop 2.23.18
- Giftedness in Younger Grades Workshop 2.6.18
- IEFA: Montana Tribal Histories 1.8.18
- IEFA: American Indian Literature 1.22.18
- Stacy York Training for Early Childhood 1.17.18
- Native American Literature
- Integrating IEFA into Content Area Curriculum
- Re-Invigorating the Second-R Writing Workshop 12.15.17
- Mindful Educator's Workshop November 2017
- MANDT Training October 2017
- TEAMS work sessions with OPI 2017
- Conscious Classroom Management
- August Institute 2017
-
2016-2017 Closed Courses
>
- Advanced Placement Courses
- IEFA: History of the Flathead Reservation
- EPAS June workshop
- G&T STEAMmaker Camp
- Mindful by Nature Workshop; April 2017
- Love and Logic; April 2017
- Hacking Leadership (May)
- IEFA: Montana Tribal Histories
- McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Under ESSA presentations
- Mindfulness/Holding Space Workshop
- IEFA: The Boarding School Era
- MANDT Training March 2017
- MANDT Training January 2017
- Teaching Gifted Kids in Today’s Classroom
- Improving Classroom Instruction with MT EPAS
- Request Workshops/Consulting >
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Open Courses/Workshops
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Discounts for MT Schools