Participants will be given time to explore the MHS website and then will be asked to share resources they plan to use in their classrooms. For more information: Visit the Montana Historical Society Conferences, Workshops, and Special Events websiteÂ
Indian Education for All (IEFA) is a vital part of the education of Montana students (K-12). Designed to be weaved through all subjects it is important for the classroom teacher to have a good understanding of IEFA. This workshop focuses of the historical background of IEFA and the seven Essential Understandings regarding Montana tribal nations. […]
This series of six FREE webinars will feature a different Teresa Veltkamp Advocacy Award for Excellence in Indian Education recipient. Each session will cover current events and contemporary issues facing Montana tribes. Learn how to research primary documents for classroom use and how to respectfully integrate them into your instruction. • Build background knowledge and […]
In Montana an integral part of the tribal tradition and culture are Pow Wows. A Pow Wow is a celebration where Native Americans gather for dancing, drumming, and singing. This workshop focuses on the history and background of Pow Wows; important information about the various roles of Pow Wow participants; Pow Wow protocol; and, dancing […]
There are twelve federally recognized tribal nations in the state of Montana on seven reservations. This workshop will present an overview and information about these tribal nations highlighting the uniqueness of each tribe. Presenter: John Keener is a Program Coordinator at the Montana Center for Inclusive Education at Montana State University Billings where he coordinates […]
As with any educational subject there are a bevy of resources available . . . but not all resources are created equal or correct. This workshop focuses on how to evaluate the validity of resources and which are the best for the classroom. A wealth of resources will be shared and the opportunity for networking […]
