The Necessity of Family Stories in the Classroom
Our columnist and College of Menominee Nation professor discusses how family stories nurture student-centered learning.
Writer's Corner
The Case for Classroom Play Readings
Reading a play aloud in the classroom democratizes the benefits of storytelling, and there are lots of great plays by Indigenous playwrights to choose from.
A Compliment, a Critique, and a Question
Our columnist and CMN professor discusses an engaging way to facilitate creative conversations.
The Poetry of Linguistic Resistance
The professor from College of Menominee Nation explores how Native poetry resists forms and labels.
The Best Writing Advice I’ve Ever Received…And Paid Forward
Our columnist and College of Menominee Nation professor shares some wisdom for would-be writers.
Telling the Story of Now
The professor from College of Menominee Nation recognizes the necessity of storytelling amidst a pandemic.
Effecting Change in an “Alternate Facts” World
The professor from College of Menominee Nation explains how empathy can unite even the most divided among us.
Building Knowledge and Critical Thinking Skills
The professor from College of Menominee Nation explains how content writing reaps exponential rewards.
The Language We Use
The professor from College of Menominee Nation explains why choosing the right words matters.
Preserving Knowledge One Story at a Time
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The professor from College of Menominee Nation reminds us of a historian’s power and responsibility.