Title VII, Indian Education Program
Resource Library
New arrivals
Alaska Native music CDs
- Smithsonian Folkways (Gwich'in, Southeast, Hudson Bay, Southwest US, Algonkians)
- Oyate Recordings (Athabascan, Unangax, Unipiaq, Chu'pik, Tlinget, Nunuvut, Ojibwe, Wampanoag)
Books
- Lessons From Turtle Island: Native Curriculum in Early Childhood Classrooms by Guy Jones and Sally Moomaw
- A Coyote Columbus Story by Thomas King
- Moccasin Thunder: American Indian Stories for Today by Lori Marie Carlson
- Columbus: His Enterprise by Hans Koning
- Rethinking Columbus: The Next 500 Years (Updated Version) by Bill Bigelow & Bob Peterson
- Learning By Doing: Northwest Coast Native Indian Art by Karen Clark & Jim Gilbert
- The Frog Princess: A Tlinget Legend From Alaska by Eric Kimmel
Many more new titles available
and more to come!
A unique collection of Alaska Native/American Indian resources and the latest research on culturally relevant-educational pedagogy. Includes ASD library holdings and MANY other items.
Resources
- Books, DVDs/VHS, CDs - Check out the new arrivals at right »
- Project boxes organized by culture/topic: including Reader’s Theater
- Native clothing, regalia, models, artifact examples for teacher/student use
- “Professional development” titles on ethnicity and culture in education
- Other materials for teachers available online »
Who can help you?
How to locate materials
- Use Webcat to search library holdings throughout ASD
- Visit the Title VII, Indian Education Resource Library at the ASD Education Center
How To Check Out/Check In
ASD library holdings
- On site during Resource Library hours (see above)
- Inter-Library Loan (ILL) requested/returned at your school library
All other items
- On site during Resource Library hours (see above)
- Special circumstances: by phone and inter-district mailed to you
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