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LUTE-STEM is a teacher residency program. Highly qualified master degree candidates who are interested in teaching mathematics and science related subjects at the early childhood, elementary, or secondary levels, as well as non-STEM future teachers interested in learning how to integrate design thinking into their instruction, are encouraged to consider LUTE-STEM as an option for completing their certification requirements.
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Shaurya
REally interesting how he doesn’t see ‘the Drome’ on him anymore when he puts on the clothes. While yes, alcohol abuse is a thing that is quite common upon urban Natives, maybe he never had some kind of medical affliction, and instead was commented on his face because people were judging him for being a Native American. Maybe it could be both.
This makes a lot of sense. It helped me understand how to colonists justified what they did
They both are established to be parallels to one another. Both of them have a grandmother they care about deeply, both of them were largely ignored and both of them are screwed up, likely because of circumstances outside their control.
https://www.bookbrowse.com/excerpts/index.cfm/book_number/3769/page_number/3/there-there
Shaurya
I do agree that Indian relocation brings in a lot of background context, but I also see this paragraph explaining how all land was once Native land, and even despite urbanization on it, they still have their own sense of culture that belongs to it.
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