Children of the Stars : Indigenous Science Education in a Reservation Classroom Elders Their stories explain their worldview

Their stories explain their worldview

tous les deux avaient une bouche et deux beaux yeux

dont la fourrure brillait encore comme des étoiles

and utensils in the five Iroquoian languages - Mohawk

Award-winning writer and filmmaker Gary Robinson (Choctaw/Cherokee descent) has worked most of his life to create Native American content in dozens of Native American educational

Children of the Stars : Indigenous Science Education in a Reservation Classroom Elders Their stories explain their worldviewWritten by Ed Galindo, Yaqui, with Lori Lambert, Abenaki Mikmaq. In the 1990s, Ed Galindo, a high school science teacher on the Fort Hall Reservation in Idaho, took a team of Shoshone Bannock students first to Johnson Space Center in Texas and then to Kennedy Space Center in Florida. These students had submitted a project to a competitive NASA program that was usually intended for college studentsand they earned a spot to see NASA astronauts test out