You are cordially invited to view the student work from UW College of Education’s Accelerated Certificated Teachers (U-ACT) and students in the Special Education Program (SPED). In the course EDTEP 555 Understanding Tribal Perspectives: Implications for Teaching and Learning, students built lessons and plans using pedagogy from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction’s (OSPI) Office of Native Education (ONE) Since Time Immemorial Tribal Sovereignty Curriculum, and tribal specific resources and established community engagement plans.
Tuesday June 4th
5:00-8:00pm
wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – Intellectual House
UW Seattle Campus
Please join us to hear Dr. Anthony Craig (Yakama) with his wife, Chelsea (Tulalip) and their family keynote their experiential stories of education and practices with tribal communities.
Also hear a panel of guests with the ONE Director, Latifah Phillips (Tohono O’odham), answer questions and discuss Native initiatives in WA State and across the U.S.
Please find attached the Showcase Invitation flyer to forward, print, post, and hand out to colleagues, family, and friends! This event has been an energetic and informative fun space with lots of feedback, information, and wisdom for all. We are looking forward to seeing and sharing knowledge with our students’ work as Native nations and communities become part of everyday awareness in our school’s teaching and learning!
2019 Showcase Invitation-UACT SPED
