IU School of Education grads find home on the reservation

A few of seven IU School of Education alumni teaching in Pinon, Arizona speak about their experiences as full-time teachers on the Navajo Reservation. Each won a full-time job after student teaching there through the school's Cultural Immersion Projects (http://site.educ.indiana.edu/Default.aspx?alias=site.educ.indiana.edu/cultural)­. The American Indian Reservation Project sends student teachers to Navajo reservations in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah for 16 weeks. See the reservation and hear the teachers' challenges and rewards in this video.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Navajo
• Nation
• Native
• Americans
• IU
• School
• of
• Education
• Teaching

[jojo24love]

why is the so called white man running these educational facilities of the aboriginal people. the so called white man is the deceiver, a devil.

[CassieYouBitch]

woah these comments are pretty much racist!

i dont think this white lady in the beginning of the vid is right about most things..

like kids here do know what a sailboat is lol an when they go to town its not just walmart they go to they go to the mall an other crap to buy school clothes..also most kids live in the city and comeback for school here.

[Quannah08]

My Question is Europe is that way! Stop justifying your exile from the lack of place to go on this earth with coming to our Navajo Tribe! White people belong on Mars.

Instead taking those innocent minds with your Malarky. Justifying your words to ethical standard, Land hungry lost soul.

[yuccaway]

Where is your question mark? Learn spelling and grammar from the casual conquers of language.

[Quannah08]

More White causual conquers of language! Where are the people why are they losing.