Title:
The Silent Minority: Working with Traditional American Indian Students in Cooperative Education Programs
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Author:
Newell, J., Tyon, M. C.
Volume:
25
Accepted Date:
5/1/1989
Page Numbers:
79 - 87
Abstract:
Addresses the needs of a traditional Native American population to find work and job success in a culture, which is foreign. Reviews values of Native Americans and the relationship of these values to different employment situations. Suggests that the concepts discussed in this article may be critical for the success of traditional Native American student participation in cooperative education
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