Native American Youth: Meeting Their Needs in a Multicultural Society

Stephen P. Safran · Joan S. Safran · Erin Pirozak

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Although Native Americans are among the fastest growing ethnic groups, educators and counselors frequently understand little about their cultural heritage and customs. This overview of factors such as cooperation/competitiveness, communication and learning styles, should therefore help educators and counselors to promote multicultural awareness for all children and to develop teaching strategies compatible with Native American culture.

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