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A Math Enrichment for Hopi and Tawa Students in 5th-8th Grade

Posted by zl352 on November 27, 2024

Author: David Youngberg
Seminar: Culturally Sustaining Investigative STEM
Program: CSIS
Subject Area: Math
Grade Level: 5th
Year of Publication: 2024

Abstract

This math enrichment resource involves the acknowledgement that a child, to become a better member of society, needs to develop their emotional, social, physical, and spiritual dimensions. This approach also highlights the concept of peoplehood, which acknowledges that an individual’s identity transcends geographical borders and encompasses cultural, social, and historical dimensions (Holm, et al., 2003). This Connecting Hopi and Tewa culture to school mathematics can support academic achievement and cultural ties (Gilbert, et al 2018).

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