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About Jon Reyhner, Ed.D.
Jon Reyhner teaches at Northern Arizona University (NAU). He has written extensively on Indigenous education and language revitalization, including co-authoring Language and Literacy Teaching for Indigenous Education and American Indian Education: A History. He maintains an American Indian Education website at http://nau.edu/aie with links to full text on-line copies of his ten co-edited books on language revitalization and culture-based education published by NAU. One of his newest books is Teaching Indigenous Students: Honoring Place, Community, and Culture published by the University of Oklahoma Press.
Show Highlights
- The origins of American Indian Boarding Schools
- What went wrong with boarding schools
- Current status of boarding schools and the appeal to attend
- What’s going right with boarding schools today
Connect with Jon
American Indian and Indigenous Education
Additional Resources
American Indian Boarding Schools: What Went Wrong? What Is Going Right?
Teaching Indigenous Students: Honoring Place, Community, and Culture
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