Formal Education in an American Indian Community: Peer Society and the Failure of Minority Education
by Murray Lionel Wax, Rosalie H. Wax, Robert V. Dumont
Formal Education in an American Indian Community explores schooling alongside peer society and the broader challenges of minority education. Centered on an American Indian community, the book considers how educational structures and community life intersect, providing a focused contribution to discussions of education and society.
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Formal Education in an American Indian Community examines the relationship between schooling and life within an American Indian community.
The book focuses on peer society and its significance in understanding educational experiences.
It also addresses the failure of minority education, offering a title centered on education, community, and social structure.
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