The authors conclude that the Hoffman Language Arts Reading System appeared to show noteworthy results in raising achievement and by also allowing teachers to give personalized attention to smaller groups when lab groups were not present. A Title IV workshop was conducted at Spokane, Washington for social studies teachers. The purpose of the workshop was to provide a structured learning experience in which teachers and Native American community members could work together to develop curriculum units and materials about American Indians.
Article includes six excerpts from the daily workshop schedule.
A panel of Indian college students and their counselors presented their views of problems related to experiences at Arizona State University. The panel was presented at the Proceeding of the 1976 Indian Education Conference at Arizona State University, Tempe. An article which relates Jim Thorpe as the uniquely gifted athlete who became the first and only athlete to win both the pentathlon and the decathlon during the Stockholm 1912 Olympics. The author portrays Jim Thorpe as a legendary figure who continues to inspire Native Americans today. The article conveys the optimism of Indian communities contracting for the operation of their schools in 1975.