US EditionPreserving Indigenous Languages Through Early Childhood Education
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Preserving Indigenous Languages Through Early Childhood Education
It’s 9 a.m. in the morning and the children at the Walatowa Head Start Early Childhood Learning Center on the Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico, line up outside, each carrying a small amount of cornmeal in their hands. Bertha Gachupin, one of the teachers, leads the children as they say their Native American name, the name of their clan, and then a prayer to learn and understand the Hemish language and have a good day at school, before blowing the corn…
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