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True/False American Indian and Alaska Native communities all share the same language and cultural traditions
True
False
2
Storytelling is a traditional method of teaching in many American Indian and Alaska Native cultures.
true
False
3
How many Indigenous languages were spoken in North America before colonization?
Just english and spanish
Around 100
Fewer than 20
Over 300
4
Why is it important for educators to learn tribal-specific histories?
To increase homework
To avoid misunderstandings and build respectful relationships
To pass a certification test
To apply the same rules to all students
5
T/F The Indian Education Act of 1972 was the first federal law to address the educational needs of Native students.
true
False
6
Which U.S. policy contributed to the forced removal of Native children from their families?
The Indian Boarding School System
No Child Left Behind
The Indian Reorganization Act
The Voting Rights Act
7
Which of the following best supports intergenerational literacy in Native families?
Isolating students from parents
Sending worksheets only
Removing culture from learning
Including grandparents in storytelling and reading events
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Which term best describes a learning environment that honors Native families’ cultures and traditions?
Culturally inclusive
Assimilationist
Neutral
Standardized
9
Historical trauma in Native communities can affect literacy development by:
Encouraging over-involvement in schools
Making families overly competitive
Increasing access to libraries
Causing distrust of school systems and intergenerational language loss
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Indigenous knowledge systems often emphasize which type of learning?
Independent reading only
Experiential and relational learning
Competitive testing
Rote memorization